https://doi.org/10.21068/2539200X.962

Diversity of Geadephaga (Coleoptera: Carabidae and Cicindelidae) in Colombia: an approach from existing literature

Diversidad de Geadephaga (Coleoptera: Carabidae y Cicindelidae) en Colombia: una aproximación desde la literatura existente

Anderson Arenas-Clavijo ¹, James Montoya-Lerma ¹ y Pierre Moret ².

Received: April 7, 2021

Accepted: June 28, 2021

How to cite this article: Arenas-Clavijo, A., Montoya-Lerma, J. & Moret, P. (2022). Diversity of Geadephaga (Coleoptera: Carabidae and Cicindelidae) in Colombia: an approach from existing literature. Biota Colombiana, 22(2), e962.

Abstract

The beetle families Carabidae and Cicindelidae, with about 40 000 species worldwide, play an increasing role in biodiversity conservation and ecological studies in Colombia, which makes a faunistic update all the more necessary. We present and analyze a checklist of the species so far described or registered from Colombia until 2020, based on published studies, and their distribution data at the department level. Carabidae are represented by 625 species and Cicindelidae by 100. Magdalena, Cundinamarca and Valle del Cauca are the departments with the highest record numbers of Carabidae, while Cicindelidae are most frequently cited from Valle del Cauca, Antioquia and Meta. The greater sampling effort in these regions is likely due to the accessibility of their natural areas from the main towns. The geographical distribution of Cicindelidae is better documented, with only 17 % of the species without mention of specific localities within the country, against 40 % in Carabidae. Hyper-diverse regions, such as the Chocó and the Amazon, are underrepresented. The number of species currently recorded is therefore estimated to be much lower than true diversity for both families.

Key words. Biodiversity. Faunistics. Ground beetles. Species list. Tiger beetles.

Resumen

Las familias Carabidae y Cicindelidae, con cerca de 40 000 especies a nivel mundial, tienen un papel creciente en estudios de biodiversidad y ecología en Colombia, lo que hace necesaria una puesta al día de los conocimientos sobre su diversidad. Presentamos y analizamos la lista de las especies descritas/registradas en Colombia hasta 2020, con base en estudios publicados, y sus datos de distribución a escala de departamento. Los Carabidae están representados por 625 especies y los Cicindelidae por 100. Magdalena, Cundinamarca y Valle del Cauca presentan los mayores números de registros de Carabidae, mientras que para Cicindelidae son Valle del Cauca, Antioquia y Meta. Probablemente, el mayor esfuerzo de muestreo en estas regiones se debe a la accesibilidad de sus áreas naturales desde las principales ciudades. Los Cicindelidae se benefician de más registros de localidad, con solo 17 % de las especies sin mención de localidad específica en el territorio nacional, contra el 40 % en Carabidae. Regiones hiperdiversas, como el Chocó y la Amazonía, están subrepresentadas. Por consiguiente, se estima que el número de especies actualmente citadas es muy inferior a la diversidad real de las dos familias.

Palabras clave. Biodiversidad. Escarabajos del suelo. Escarabajos tigre. Faunística. Lista de especies

Introduction

Geadephaga, the group of terrestrial Adephaga formed by Carabidae (ground beetles), Cicindelidae (tiger beetles) and Trachypachidae, with about 40 000 described species worldwide, represents nearly 10 % of the species so far described in the order Coleoptera (Bouchard et al., 2017; Lorenz, 2017). Within this monophyletic group (López-López & Vogler, 2017), the position of tiger beetles is still under debate, whether as Cicindelidae at family rank (López-López & Vogler, 2017; Duran & Gough, 2020) or as Cicindelinae within Carabidae (Gough et al., 2019; Li et al., 2020). In this study, we provisionally placed tiger beetles at family rank without prejudice to future advances in genomic studies, because in most studies they have been treated separately from ground beetles. Trachypachidae, on their part, are not represented in the Neotropics.

Carabidae and Cicindelidae are present in almost every possible ecosystem worldwide (Lövei & Sunderland, 1996), with a great diversity of life history traits, and frequently used as bioindicators in ecological studies (Rainio & Niemelä, 2003; Pearce & Venier, 2006) or as control agents against agricultural pests, due to their predatory habits (Kromp, 1999; de Heij & Willenborg, 2020). Therefore, their knowledge can be crucial in studies on sustainable agriculture, or on assessment of vulnerable natural areas.

Information on Geadephaga of Colombia has been synthetized in two studies more than fifteen years ago: one by Vítolo (2004) on Cicindelidae, and another by Martínez (2005) on Carabidae. Vítolo (2004) offers data on morphology, distribution in Colombia, identification keys, and a summary of the diversity of tiger beetles in the country. Martínez (2005) provides identification keys with full habitus illustrations for all the genera present in Colombia. As the main objective of the latter study was to allow identification at the genus level, the information on the distribution of taxa was also limited to genera. Moreover, the list of species in Martínez (2005) needs revision in three aspects: some species cited from Colombia in the scientific literature were not included, the presence in Colombia of other species is stated without references, and a few unnamed morphospecies are listed, which hinders a correct evaluation of the total number of species cited from Colombia. As a complement to these fundamental works, Moret (2003) published an identification key to the Carabidae of the Andean paramo which includes southern Colombia, but it is also limited to genera and does not provide any distributional information.

In Colombia, the uncertainty about the identity of many species (Linnaean shortfall) and their spatial distribution (Wallacean shortfall) are the greatest obstacles to develop robust ecological studies (Hortal et al., 2015). In addition, poor taxonomic and faunistic knowledge limits the potential assessment of the ecosystem services that these beetles could provide. Parataxonomy (i.e. the assignation of individuals to morphospecies based on their external appearance, without considering neither taxonomic literature nor the specialists within the group), as an alternative way to overcome the taxonomic impediment in ecological studies, appears to be an unsatisfactory solution, since it tends to overestimate the number of species and does not guarantee reproducibility (Krell, 2004).

The knowledge of Colombian Geadephaga has increased in recent years, due to a growing number of taxonomic (e.g. Arenas-Clavijo, 2017; Forero et al., 2019; Moret, 2019; Sarmiento-Roa et al., 2020) and ecological studies (e.g. Arenas & Armbrecht, 2019; García-Suabita et al., 2019) based on this group during the last decade. An update of the current taxonomic and faunistic knowledge was therefore necessary, as a starting point for future systematic revisions of the tribes or genera which might deserve special attention from a biogeographical or ecological point of view.

For these reasons, the present study aims to list the Carabidae and Cicindelidae species recorded from Colombia in the literature, up to 2020, thus offering a current state of knowledge of these two families, emphasizing gaps and biases. It also seeks to provide information on areas of potential interest, where it would be convenient to intensify, complete or initiate samplings of these ecologically important beetles.

Material and methods

Bibliographic database

A total of 150 studies published up to 2020, related to ground and tiger beetles of Colombia, was obtained from an exhaustive search that included documents from the 19th century. Much of this literature is available in electronic repositories (e.g. Biodiversity Heritage Library, Gallica, Persée), and a smaller portion was gathered by direct request to libraries or authors. The reviewed publications cover the following topics: (1) descriptions of new species based on material from Colombia or, in the mid-19th century studies, from “Nueva Granada” or “Nouvelle Grenade”; (2) new Colombian records of species already described from other countries; (3) lists of species of a genus or of a supra-generic taxon in systematic revisions; and (4) ecological studies or biodiversity inventories. Regarding the last category, doubtful attributions marked as “cf.” or “aff.”, as well as morphospecies designated by a number, were not included. Based on this inventory, the references of all the species listed by Martínez (2005) were verified (Appendix 1), and a new checklist was produced.

Construction of the checklist

Once the references were compiled, a list was constructed in which species are sorted by genus. Infraspecific taxa were excluded from the list. Generic and subgeneric names were updated in accordance with Lorenz (2017) or based on the last available systematic revisions. In the case of synonyms or debated generic attribution, we followed as a general rule the taxonomic decision of the most recent revision, the reference of which is given in the bibliographic section of the list (Appendix 2, last column). Locality information is limited to the “Departamento” (department or province), and only published localities were taken into account.

Data analysis

The checklist was used as a database to build graphs and maps to better understand the current state of knowledge of the group in Colombia. These graphs are based on the description year or on the year of the first record for each species, on the number of species per genus, and on the number of species per department.

Results

Carabidae

Based on published data, the family Carabidae is currently represented in Colombia by 625 species —close to 1.7 % of the world total—, arranged in 10 subfamilies, 32 tribes and 125 genera (Appendix 2). Of the recorded species, 330 (53 %) have not been reported from any other country, so that could be considered Colombian endemics, at least until they do not get recorded from any surrounding country. Thirteen genera account for 50 % of the species, the most speciose genus being Dyscolus Dejean, 1831 (Harpalinae, Platynini), which contains 14 % of the total (85 species) (Figure 1). Forty-seven genera (38 %) are represented by a single species in Colombia (Table 1), five of which are monospecific, with records of their unique species in at least another country: Stenocheila (Harpalinae, Lachnophorini); Askalaphium (Harpalinae, Ctenodactylini); Enceladus (Siagoninae, Siagonini); Homalomorpha (Harpalinae, Cratocerini) and Trichognatha (Harpalinae, Galeritini) (Martínez 2003, 2005; Martínez & Ball, 2003; Lorenz, 2017). Three genera are only known from Colombia: Callidadelpha (Harpalinae, Lebiini), Cryptomma (Scaritinae, Clivinini) (without specific locality recorded) and Columbitrechus (the latter, most likely a synonym of Paratrechus). Finally, two introduced species have been registered: Laemostenus complanatus, from northern Africa and/or western Europe (Martínez, 2005), and Mochtherus tetraspilotus, from southeastern Asia (Torres-Domínguez et al., 2020).

Figure 1. Number and proportion of species by genus of ground beetles recorded from Colombia.

Table 1. Structure of the subfamilies and tribes of Carabidae Latreille, 1802 in Colombia. In parentheses: number of genera with only one species recorded in the country.

Subfamily	Tribe	Number of genera	Number of species
Brachininae Bonelli, 1810	Brachinini Bonelli, 1810	2	7
Carabinae Latreille, 1802	Carabini Latreille, 1802	1	5
Harpalinae Bonelli, 1810	Cratocerini Lacordaire, 1854	3 (2)	6
	Chaetogenyini Bonelli, 1813	1(1)	1
	Ctenodactylini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	3 (2)	6
	Cyclosomini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	2	8
	Dercylini Bonelli, 1813	1	3
	Galeritini LeConte, 1853	2 (1)	8
	Harpalini Bonelli, 1810	11 (4)	52
	Helluonini Bonelli, 1813	4 (2)	6
	Lachnophorini LeConte, 1853	9 (5)	24
	Lebiini Bonelli, 1810	26 (9)	178
	Morionini Brullé, 1834	2 (1)	5
	Odacanthini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	5 (1)	34
	Peleciini Chaudoir, 1880	1	2
	Perigonini Horn, 1881	2 (2)	2
	Platynini Bonelli, 1810	5 (1)	102
	Pterostichini Bonelli, 1810	8 (2)	34
	Sphodrini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	1 (1)	1
	Zuphiini Bonelli, 1810	2 (1)	4
Licininae Bonelli, 1810	Chlaeniini Brullé, 1834	1	3
Melaeninae Alluaud, 1934	Melaenini Csiki, 1933	1 (1)	1
Paussinae Latreille, 1807	Ozaenini Hope, 1838	3 (1)	11
	Paussini Latreille, 1806	1	3
Rhysodinae Laporte de Castelnau, 1840	Rhysodini Laporte de Castelnau, 1840	1	12
Scaritinae Bonelli, 1810	Clivinini Rafinesque, 1815	8 (3)	40
	Forcipatorini Bänninger, 1937	3 (2)	4
	Scaritini Bonelli, 1810	4 (1)	11
Siagoninae Bonelli, 1813	Siagonini Bonelli, 1813	1 (1)	1
Trechinae Bonelli, 1810	Bembidiini Stephens, 1827	6	37
	Pogonini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	1 (1)	1
	Trechini Bonelli, 1810	4 (2)	13

Regarding species geographic distribution, 254 species (~41 %) are known from the country as a whole without more precise localities, from which 143 have not been cited from any other country; 371 species (~59 %) have at least one specific locality record. 309 species are known from a single department, and 163 of these are exclusive to Colombia. The departments with the highest number of recorded species are: Magdalena (79), Cundinamarca (75) and Valle del Cauca (43), while Guaviare, San Andrés y Providencia and Sucre have no records for the family (Appendix 1, Figures 2 and 3).

Figure 2. Number of ground beetle species per Colombian departments.

Figure 3. Number of ground beetle species per Colombian department, based on data published from 1831 to 2020.

The species with the widest distribution in Colombia are Laemostenus (Laemostenus) complanatus (Harpalinae, Sphodrini) and Pelmatellus variipes (Harpalinae, Harpalini), each one with locality data in 11 departments (Camero, 2003; Martínez & Ball, 2003), but most of the species with the widest distribution belong to the tribe Platynini. However, in some cases, systematic revisions could reveal the existence of several species with more limited distributions under the currently accepted name.

Cicindelidae

The family Cicindelidae is currently represented in Colombia by 100 species distributed in three tribes and 21 genera of the subfamily Cicindelinae (Appendix 3). This figure represents 3.3 % of the world total of tiger beetle species, a percentage twice as high as in Carabidae. Of the species registered in the Colombian territory, 16 do not have records in any other country, most of them probably endemic according to the available data. The most diverse genus is Odontocheila, with 16 species, while 81 % of the remaining species is contained in seven different genera (Figure 4).

Figure 4. Number and proportion of species by genus of tiger beetle recorded from Colombia.

Eight tiger beetle genera are represented by a single species in Colombia (Table 2), but none has a distribution limited to the country. Callidema boussingaulti (Cicindelini) has a restricted distribution in mountain environments, since it is known only from the Andes of Colombia, Peru and Ecuador (Cassola & Pearson, 2001). Other genera such as Cheiloxya (Cicindelini), Cenothyla (Cicindelini) and Ronhuberia (Cicindelini) are distributed in northern South America (Cassola & Pearson, 2001; Moravec, 2020).

Table 2. Structure of the subfamilies and tribes of Cicindelidae Latreille, 1802 in Colombia. In parentheses: number of genera with only one species recorded in the country.

Subfamily	Tribe	Number of genera	Number of species
Cicindelinae Latreille, 1802	Cicindelini Latreille, 1802	13 (5)	54
	Ctenostomatini, Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	1	8
	Megacephalini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	4 (2)	13
	Oxycheilini Chaudoir, 1860	3 (1)	25

Regarding the distribution of Cicindelidae in Colombia, 17 species (17 %) do not have any precise locality records, three of which appear to be endemic to the country: Odontocheila simulator, although the holotype and only known specimen of this dubious taxon is probably an artefact (Moravec, 2018); Pseudoxycheila ceratoma; and Pseudoxycheila tarsalis (Cicindelini). 21 species are known from only one department (Figure 5), and of these, four are not recorded from other countries: Odontocheila hamulipenis and Oxycheila pseudoaquatica (Cicindelini) from Valle del Cauca; Oxygonia kippenhani from Boyacá; and Ctenostoma (Procephalus) maculosum (Ctenostomatini) from Cundinamarca (Appendix 3).

Figure 5. Distribution of tiger beetle species in Colombia, per departments.

The departments with the highest number of tiger beetle species records are Valle del Cauca (36), Antioquia (27) and Meta (27), whereas San Andrés, Providencia and Arauca do not have records (Appendix 3 and Figure 6). Vaupés department, with only one record (Odontocheila trilbyana), is located in the Amazonia, a region where many tiger beetle species have already been reported in neighboring countries, which highlights the low level of sampling of this ecosystem in Colombia.

Figure 6. Number of tiger beetle species per Colombian department, based on data published from 1842 to 2020.

The species with the widest distribution in Colombia are Pseudoxycheila bipustulata, with records in 20 departments, and Tetracha (Tetracha) sobrina in 19 (Appendix 3). Regarding the genus Pseudoxycheila Vítolo (2004) expressed doubts about the status of some species proposed by Cassola (1997), as species differentiation is especially difficult in this Andean genus, and several of the new species described by Cassola appear to fall within the morphological variation range of P. bipustulata. In this case, as in many others, a molecular approach would be necessary to solve the issues left by conventional morphology-based taxonomy.

Discussion

The current knowledge of the families Carabidae and Cicindelidae in Colombia is the result of a two centuries-long history (Figure 7). Regarding Carabidae, taxonomic descriptions based on material from Colombia began as early as 1825, but they reached their greatest development between the second third and the end of the 19th century, a period in which 70 % of the carabid fauna known from the country had already been described, mainly thanks to the contributions of Louis Reiche (52 species described between 1842 and 1843), Maximilien de Chaudoir (131 species described between 1848 and 1880) and Jules Putzeys (89 species described between 1846 and 1878). In this period, most descriptions were very brief, not illustrated, with limited distribution data or without any, and they did not fit the current standards of insect taxonomy. Furthermore, very few have been subject to taxonomic revisions in recent times, which makes their identification difficult, if not impossible without examining type specimens. The genera in which this situation is especially detrimental are Dyscolus, Notiobia, Lebia and Agra, among others. From the beginning of the twentieth century, the rate of description of new species has been very slow, with a slight rebound from 1980. The new records from Colombia (i.e. for species whose description was based on specimens from other countries) have followed a much slower pace, with a gradual increase from the mid-20th century, when authors such as Stefano Straneo (records from Colombia from 1951 to 1991), Joaquim Mateu (1961-1998), George E. Ball (1978-2013), Terry L. Erwin (1970-2016), Danny Shpeley (1978-2013), among others, contributed to the knowledge of the fauna of Colombia.

Figure 7. Cumulative number of ground beetle species described (in blue) and recorded from Colombia (in orange), in five-years increments, up to 2020. Species described from Colombia but subsequently synonymized are not included.

The investigations on Cicindelidae followed a different path (Figure 8). The pace of descriptions was globally slow, with two acceleration points: a weak one during the second third of the 19th century, with contributions by several authors who published isolated species descriptions, and another very strong in the last decade of the twentieth century, based on more comprehensive works, especially revisions of genera at a continent scale, such as those by Cassola (1997), Naviaux (1998), Wiesner (1992, 1999). Thanks to these taxonomic revisions and to several local, national or continental checklists (Cassola & Pearson, 2001; Fernández et al., 1993; Moravec 2018, 2020; Vítolo & Pearson, 2003; Wiesner, 2020), Colombian records of species described from other countries increased dramatically since 1990, exceeding the number of new descriptions. In this regard, tiger beetle knowledge has progressed much faster in recent decades than that of ground beetles. This greater sampling and publication effort may also explain why the Colombian records amount to 3.3 % of the world total of tiger beetle species, a percentage twice as high as in Carabidae.

Figure 8. Cumulative number of tiger beetle species described from Colombia (in blue) and recorded from Colombia (in orange), in five-year increments, up to 2020. Species described from Colombia but subsequently synonymized are not included.

The geographical distribution of the locality records of Carabidae (Figure 3) is largely due to accessibility factors. In most cases, naturalists of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century were constrained by the reduced transportation network of that time and collected along the same routes around the main cities. Natural areas near main roads and navigable rivers were the most surveyed, which creates an over-sampling bias and makes it difficult to assess the true diversity of each region, in line with the results of a study performed in a neighboring country (Donoso et al., 2009). Another kind of bias derives from the activity of a particular researcher in a limited area. For example, most of the species reported from the Magdalena department correspond to species of the genus Blennidus, described by Stefano Straneo from specimens collected by Philip J. Darlington in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in 1928 and 1929. Conversely, ground beetle diversity is clearly underestimated in less accessible hyper-diverse regions such as the Chocó ecoregion, the Amazon foothills (Caquetá and Putumayo departments) and the Amazon rainforest itself (Guainía, Guaviare and Vaupés departments). Although true diversity cannot be precisely assessed based on available data, it is expected that these regions have a more diverse carabid fauna than what is currently known.

The distribution of tiger beetle records throughout the Colombian territory (Figure 6) is more balanced than that of ground beetles, possibly due to the interest the group has provoked among professional and amateur entomologists over the last decades.

When comparing the number of Geadephaga species recorded so far from Colombia (725) with that of other countries, it appears clearly that there is still a huge work ahead before approaching a complete knowledge of their diversity in this country. Our results in Colombia are comparable to those obtained in Peru, where 690 species are currently known (Erwin et al., 2015, leaving aside unnamed morphospecies only designated by numbers) in a territory of a size similar to that of Colombia. In Brazil, a territory eight times larger, 1506 species have been reported, that is, only twice as many (Roig Juñent & Domínguez, 2001). The level of knowledge is higher in Ecuador, with 763 species (Moret & Salazar, unpublished data) in a territory five times smaller and in ecosystems shared with southern Colombia: Chocó ecoregion, Andean montane forest, paramo, interandean dry shrublands or woodlands, Amazonian lowlands. Outside the Neotropics, to mention just one example, 693 species have been reported in the state of Texas in the United States of America (Bousquet, 2012), a territory twice as small.

The magnitude of the work to be done is obvious when noting that the late Terry L. Erwin collected more than 600 species of Carabidae (most of which remain undescribed) in the Pakitza reserve of Peruvian Amazonia, in a space of only 40 km² (Erwin, 1991), that is, a number close to the total of the described species registered for the whole of Peru. In Colombia, the number of recorded species does not exceed 42 in any of the six departments (Nariño, Putumayo, Caquetá, Cauca, Huila, Meta) which contain environments similar to that of Pakitza, i.e. lower montane forest at an elevation of about 650 m in the Amazonian foothills of the Andes.

Conclusion and perspectives

The results of this study suggest that the deficient taxonomic and chorological knowledge of the families Carabidae and Cicindelidae in Colombia will be an obstacle to developing well supported ecological studies of this group, as long as species distributions are not accurately known. Publication of distributional information based on reliable identifications, as well as taxonomic revisions of the genera offering the highest value as bioindicators or pest control, are therefore urgent priorities.

Another challenge faced by the study of Geadephaga in Colombia is the possibility of reaching the specific level in identifications, an issue that can be of great importance in ecological studies. The identification keys currently available for Colombia (Moret, 2003; Martínez, 2005; Vítolo, 2004) are limited to the genus level. Species-level keys exist for a number of neotropical genera (e.g. Arndt, 1998; Ball & Shpeley, 2009; Boyd & Erwin, 2016), but they include species not found in Colombia and are therefore difficult to use by non-taxonomic biologists. Developing keys for all genera of ground beetles and tiger beetles recorded in Colombia is currently an unachievable goal, but it would be desirable to focus efforts on a small number of genera including a sufficient number of described species and of interest as bioindicators.

Finally, in the light of current knowledge and the available techniques, two paths are needed to improve future studies of ground beetles in Colombia: (1) compare specimens deposited in Colombian collections with types kept in European and North American museums, to generate valid vouchers for local taxonomists, and (2) retrieve molecular data (e.g. COI-based DNA barcodes) from these local vouchers, to facilitate future research.

Acknowledgments

We warmly thank Jiri Moravec for providing recent literature on Odontocheilina (Cicindelidae), Petr Bulirsch for useful comments on the systematics of Scaritinae (Carabidae), and Fernanda Salazar for her help in the construction of the database and information on the Ecuadorian carabid fauna. We especially thank Dione Seriperri, Museu de Zoologia, Universidade de São Paulo, for her help in finding publications by Hans Reichardt. AAC’s doctoral studies were partly funded by the “Fondo nacional de financiamiento para la ciencia, la tecnología y la innovación, Francisco José de Caldas”, contract number 491-2020 in program 1106-852-70306 “Relaciones multiescalares de la diversidad en gradientes altitudinales del bosque tropical”, project 70899 “Diversidad de artrópodos en gradientes altitudinales: una aproximación integrativa morfológica y molecular”. Finally, but not last, we thank the comments of two anonymous reviewers, which helped to improve the manuscript.

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Appendix 1. Bibliographic references reviewed to generate the species list of Geadephaga present in Colombia.

Appendix 2. List of species of Carabidae Latreille, 1802 recorded from Colombia until 2020, with their respective distribution within the country. Species marked with asterisk (*) have been cited only from Colombia. Departments are codified according to ISO rule 3166-2. References are listed in appendix 1.

Subfamily	Tribe	Genus	Species	Department	Reference
Brachininae Bonelli, 1810	Brachinini Bonelli, 1810	Brachinus Weber, 1801	Brachinus (Neobrachinus) aeger Chaudoir, 1876	No data	Erwin, 1970
			Brachinus (Neobrachinus) geniculatus Dejean, 1831	BOL	Dejean, 1831
			Brachinus (Neobrachinus) lateralis Dejean, 1831	No data	Bates, 1883
			Brachinus (Neobrachinus) limbiger Chaudoir, 1876	No data	Chaudoir, 1876a
			Brachinus (Neobrachinus) olidus Reiche, 1843*	No data	Reiche, 1843a
		Pheropsophus Solier, 1833	Pheropsophus (Pheropsophus) aequinoctialis (Linnaeus, 1763)	MAG	Bates, 1883; Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
			Pheropsophus (Pheropsophus) rivierii (Demay, 1838)	No data	Chaudoir, 1876a
Carabinae Latreille, 1802	Carabini Latreille, 1802	Calosoma Weber, 1801	Calosoma (Carabosoma) angulatum Chevrolat, 1834	MAG	Gidaspow, 1963
			Calosoma (Carabosoma) glabratum Dejean, 1831	CUN	Gidaspow, 1963
			Calosoma (Castrida) abbreviatum Chaudoir, 1869	VAC	Gidaspow, 1963
			Calosoma (Castrida) alternans (Fabricius, 1792)	VAC	Gidaspow, 1963; Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
			Calosoma (Castrida) fulgens Chaudoir, 1869	VAC	Gidaspow, 1963
Harpalinae Bonelli, 1810	Cratocerini Lacordaire, 1854	Catapiesis Solier, 1835	Catapiesis attenuata (Chaudoir, 1862)	No data	Reichardt, 1973
			Catapiesis brasiliensis (Gray, 1832)	No data	Reichardt, 1973
			Catapiesis columbica Chevrolat, 1838*	No data	Reichardt, 1973
			Catapiesis tumida Reichardt, 1973*	CUN	Reichardt, 1973
		Cratocerus Dejean, 1829	Cratocerus indupalmensis Grzymala & Will, 2014	CES	Grzymala & Will, 2014
		Homalomorpha Brullé, 1835	Homalomorpha castanea Brullé, 1835	No data	Chaudoir, 1852
	Chaetogenyini Bonelli, 1813	Camptotoma Reiche, 1843	Camptotoma lebasii Reiche, 1843*	No data	Reiche, 1843b
	Ctenodactylini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	Amblycoleus Chaudoir, 1872	Amblycoleus platyderus (Chaudoir, 1861)	COR	Chaudoir, 1861
		Askalaphium Liebke, 1938	Askalaphium depressum (Bates, 1871)	PUT	Martínez, 2003
		Leptotrachelus Latreille, 1829	Leptotrachelus aequinoctialis (Chaudoir, 1848)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1848
			Leptotrachelus fulvicollis Reiche, 1842*	No data	Reiche, 1842b
			Leptotrachelus setulosus Liebke, 1928	No data	Mroczkowski, 1960
			Leptotrachelus testaceus Dejean, 1831	BOL	Dejean, 1831; Chaudoir, 1848
	Cyclosomini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	Anaulacus MacLeay, 1825	Anaulacus (Aephnidius) piceolus (Chaudoir, 1876)	BOL, MAG	Ball & Shpeley, 2002
			Anaulacus (Macracanthus) ciliatus (Mutchler, 1934)	VID	Ball & Shpeley, 2002
			Anaulacus (Macracanthus) sericatus (Chaudoir, 1846)	MAG	Ball & Shpeley, 2002
		Tetragonoderus Dejean, 1829	Tetragonoderus (Peronoscelis) undatus Dejean, 1829	CAQ	Martínez, 2003
			Tetragonoderus (Peronoscelis) variegatus Dejean, 1829	No data	Chaudoir, 1876b
			Tetragonoderus (Peronoscelis) velutinus Motschulsky, 1864	GUA	Martínez, 2003
			Tetragonoderus (Tetragonoderus) quadriguttatus Dejean, 1829	HUI, MAG, TOL	Martínez, 2003; Shpeley & Ball, 2008
			Tetragonoderus (Tetragonoderus) tesselatus Chaudoir, 1876	MAG	Martínez, 2003
	Dercylini Bonelli, 1813	Dercylus Laporte de Castelnau, 1832	Dercylus (Dercylus) alternans Kuntzen, 1912	No data	Kuntzen, 1912
			Dercylus (Dercylus) opacus Kuntzen, 1912	No data	Kuntzen, 1912
			Dercylus (Licinodercylus) tuberculatus (Chaudoir, 1883)*	CAL, CAU	Moret & Bousquet, 1995
	Galeritini LeConte, 1853	Galerita Fabricius, 1801	Galerita (Galerita) aequinoctialis Chaudoir, 1852	BOL	Martínez, 2003
			Galerita (Galerita) amazonica Liebke, 1939	ARA, BOY, CAS, CUN, MAG, MET, VID	Camero, 2003
			Galerita (Galerita) americana (Linnaeus, 1758)	VAC, VID	Arenas et al., 2013, García-Suabita et al., 2019
			Galerita (Galerita) moritzi Mannerheim, 1837	MET, HUI, VAC	Reichardt, 1967; Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
			Galerita (Galerita) mustelina Bates, 1884	RIS	Reichardt, 1967
			Galerita (Galerita) occidentalis (Olivier, 1795)	RIS, VAC	Reichardt, 1967; Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
			Galerita (Galerita) tristis Reiche, 1842	ATL, MAG	Reichardt, 1967
		Trichognatha Latreille, 1829	Trichognatha marginipennis Latreille, 1829	BOY	Reichardt, 1967; Steinheil, 1875a
	Harpalini Bonelli, 1810	Amblygnathus Dejean, 1829	Amblygnathus darlingtoni Ball & Maddison, 1987	MAG	Ball & Maddison, 1987
			Amblygnathus janthinus Dejean, 1829	No data	Ball & Maddison, 1987
			Amblygnathus suturalis Putzeys, 1845	ATL	Sarmiento-Roa et al., 2020
		Anisocnemus Chaudoir, 1843	Anisocnemus amblygonus Shpeley & Ball, 1978	ATL, CES	Shpeley & Ball, 1978
			Anisocnemus validus Chaudoir, 1843*	No data	Shpeley & Ball, 1978
		Athrostictus Bates, 1878	Athrostictus circumfusus (Putzeys, 1878)*	No data	Putzeys, 1878a
			Athrostictus luridus (Reiche, 1843)	No data	Putzeys, 1878a
			Athrostictus paganus (Dejean, 1831)	BOL, CAU	Dejean, 1831; Putzeys, 1878a; Arenas & Armbrecht, 2019
			Athrostictus velutinus (Putzeys, 1878)*	No data	Putzeys, 1878a
		Bradycellus Erichson, 1837	Bradycellus (Bradycellus) apicalis Putzeys, 1878*	CUN	Putzeys, 1878b
			Bradycellus (Bradycellus) celeripes Putzeys, 1878*	CUN	Putzeys, 1878b
			Bradycellus (Bradycellus) suturiger Putzeys, 1878*	ATL	Putzeys, 1878b
		Neoaulacoryssus Noonan, 1985	Neoaulacoryssus cupripennis (Gory, 1833)	TOL	Sarmiento-Roa et al., 2020
		Notiobia Perty, 1830	Notiobia (Anisotarsus) praeclara Putzeys, 1878*	CAU, CUN, VAC	Noonan, 1981; Arenas-Clavijo, 2017
			Notiobia (Notiobia) aeneola Putzeys, 1878*	ATL	Putzeys, 1878b
			Notiobia (Notiobia) aulica (Dejean, 1829)	ARA, BOY, CAU, CES, CUN, MAG, QUI, TOL	Arndt, 1998; Camero, 2003
			Notiobia (Notiobia) concolor Putzeys, 1878*	CAL, CUN, NSA	Putzeys, 1878b
			Notiobia (Notiobia) disparilis Bates, 1878	CAQ	Sarmiento-Roa et al., 2020
			Notiobia (Notiobia) dubia Putzeys, 1878*	ATL	Putzeys, 1878b
			Notiobia (Notiobia) glabrata Arndt, 1998	CAQ	Sarmiento-Roa et al., 2020
			Notiobia (Notiobia) jucunda Putzeys, 1878	CUN	Putzeys, 1878b
			Notiobia (Notiobia) longipennis Putzeys, 1878*	No data	Putzeys, 1878b
			Notiobia (Notiobia) similis Putzeys, 1878*	CAL, CUN	Putzeys, 1878b
			Notiobia (Notiobia) umbrifera Bates, 1884	CAU, VAC	Arenas-Clavijo, 2017
		Pelmatellus Bates, 1882	Pelmatellus columbianus (Reiche, 1843)	BOY, CAL, CUN, SAN	Moret, 2000
			Pelmatellus variipes Bates, 1891	AMA, ARA, BOY, CAL, CUN, MAG, MET, QUI, SAN, VAU, VID	Camero, 2003
		Polpochila Solier, 1849	Polpochila (Polpochila) marginalis Nègre, 1963	MAG	Nègre, 1963
		Selenophorus Dejean, 1829	Selenophorus (Celiamorphus) discopunctatus Dejean, 1829	No data	Reiche, 1843c
			Selenophorus (Selenophorus) aurichalceus Dejean, 1831*	BOL	Dejean, 1831; Putzeys, 1878a
			Selenophorus (Selenophorus) coracinus Dejean, 1831*	BOL	Dejean, 1831
			Selenophorus (Selenophorus) cyaneus Putzeys, 1878*	No data	Putzeys, 1878a
			Selenophorus (Selenophorus) dilutipes Putzeys, 1878	No data	Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) dimidiatulus van Emden, 1958*			MAG	van Emden, 1958
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) distinctus Putzeys, 1878*			No data	Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) exilis Dejean, 1831*			BOL, MAG	Dejean, 1831; Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) irideus Reiche, 1843*			No data	Reiche, 1843c
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) irinus (Reiche, 1843)			No data	Reiche, 1843d; Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) laevicollis (Bates, 1884)			No data	Bates, 1883
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) liodiscus Putzeys, 1878*			No data	Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) modestus Putzeys, 1878*			No data	Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) myrmidon Dejean, 1831*			BOL	Dejean, 1831; Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) pyritosus Dejean, 1829			MAG, BOL	Martínez, 2003
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) ruficollis (Putzeys, 1878)			AMA	Ball & Maddison, 1987
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) splendidus Putzeys, 1878			No data	Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) striatopunctatus Putzeys, 1878			BOL	Martínez, 2003
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) subaeneus Reiche, 1843			No data	Reiche, 1843c
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) vicinus Dejean, 1829			No data	Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) xantholomus Putzeys, 1878			No data	Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) affinis Dejean, 1831			No data	Putzeys, 1878a
Selenophorus (Selenophorus) brevis (Putzeys, 1878)*			TOL	Putzeys, 1878a
Stenomorphus Dejean, 1831		Stenomorphus angustatus Dejean, 1831	BOL	Ball et al., 1991
Trichopselaphus Chaudoir, 1843		Trichopselaphus magnificus Ball, 1978	VAC	Sarmiento-Roa et al., 2020
Helluonini Bonelli, 1813	Dailodontus Reiche, 1843	Dailodontus clandestinus (Klug, 1834)	MAG, VAC	Reichardt, 1974b; Arenas-Clavijo & Chacón de Ulloa, 2016
	Helluobrochus Reichardt, 1974	Helluobrochus cribratus (Reiche, 1843)	AMA, BOY, VID	Reiche, 1843a; Reichardt, 1974b
		Helluobrochus subrostratus (Bates, 1871)	CAS	Martínez, 2003
	Helluomorphoides Ball, 1951	Helluomorphoides glabratus (Bates, 1871)	No data	Reichardt, 1974b
		Helluomorphoides unicolor (Brullé, 1838)	AMA	Martínez, 2003
	Pleuracanthus Gray, 1832	Pleuracanthus sulcipennis Gray, 1832	MET	Martínez, 2003
Lachnophorini LeConte, 1853	Amphithasus Bates, 1871	Amphithasus elegans (Dejean, 1831)*	BOL	Zamorano et al., 2019
	Anchonoderus Reiche, 1843	Anchonoderus apicalis Reiche, 1843*	No data	Reiche, 1843b
		Anchonoderus binotatus Reiche, 1843	No data	Reiche, 1843b
		Anchonoderus cyanescens (Putzeys, 1878)*	BOY	Putzeys, 1878b; Zamorano et al., 2019
		Anchonoderus erosus Putzeys, 1878*	No data	Putzeys, 1878b
		Anchonoderus femoratus Putzeys, 1878*	BOY	Putzeys, 1878b
		Anchonoderus myops Reiche, 1843	No data	Reiche, 1843b
		Anchonoderus reichei Putzeys, 1878*	ANT, BOY, CUN NSA	Putzeys, 1878b
		Anchonoderus subaeneus Reiche, 1843	No data	Reiche, 1843b
		Anchonoderus unicolor Chaudoir, 1850*	No data	Chaudoir, 1850
	Asklepia Liebke, 1938	Asklepia laetitia Zamorano & Erwin, 2014*	AMA	Erwin & Zamorano, 2014
	Calybe Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	Calybe grata (Motschulsky, 1864)	No data	Motschulsky, 1864
	Ega Laporte de Castelnau, 1835	Ega aequatoria Chaudoir, 1850*	No data	Chaudoir, 1850
		Ega delicatula (Motschulsky, 1864)*	No data	Motschulsky, 1864
	Euphorticus Horn, 1881	Euphorticus laevicollis (Reiche, 1843)	No data	Zamorano et al., 2019
	Lachnophorus Dejean, 1831	Lachnophorus angusticollis Putzeys, 1878*	ANT	Putzeys, 1878b
		Lachnophorus maculatus Chaudoir, 1850*	No data	Chaudoir, 1850
		Lachnophorus pictipennis Bates, 1871	MAG	Martínez, 2003
		Lachnophorus sabanillae Liebke, 1936	No data	Liebke, 1936
		Lachnophorus signatipennis Chaudoir, 1850*	No data	Chaudoir, 1850
	Peruphorticus Erwin & Zamorano, 2014	Peruphorticus pallipes (Reiche, 1843)*	No data	Zamorano et al., 2019; Reiche, 1843b
		Peruphorticus rugatus (Reiche, 1843)*	No data	Zamorano et al., 2019; Reiche, 1843b
		Peruphorticus rugosus (Dejean, 1831)*	BOL	Zamorano et al., 2019
	Stenocheila Laporte de Castelnau, 1832	Stenocheila lacordairei Laporte de Castelnau, 1832	MET	Martínez, 2003
Lebiini Bonelli, 1810	Agra Fabricius, 1801	Agra aculeata Chaudoir, 1854*	No data	Chaudoir, 1854
		Agra amoena Chaudoir, 1861*	No data	Chaudoir, 1861
		Agra ardoini Straneo, 1982*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
		Agra aurora Liebke, 1940*	No data	Liebke, 1940
		Agra azurea Chaudoir, 1861*	No data	Chaudoir, 1861
		Agra baleni Steinheil, 1875*	BOY	Steinheil, 1875a
		Agra barrensis Straneo, 1955	No data	Erwin, 2002
		Agra bogotana Straneo, 1979*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
		Agra castaneipes Bates, 1883	No data	Erwin, 2002
		Agra cauca Erwin, 1998*	CAU	Erwin, 1998
		Agra cribricollis Chaudoir, 1861*	No data	Chaudoir, 1861
		Agra cyaneucnemes Erwin, 1984*	MAG	Erwin, 1984
		Agra denticulata Steinheil, 1875*	ANT	Steinheil, 1875a
		Agra dorazul Erwin, 1984*	SAN	Erwin, 1984
		Agra eowilsoni Erwin, 1998*	VAC	Erwin, 1998
		Agra incisa Liebke, 1938	MAG	Erwin, 2002
		Agra jedlickai Liebke, 1938*	No data	Liebke, 1938
		Agra macra Steinheil, 1875*	ANT	Steinheil, 1875a
		Agra magdalena Erwin, 1987*	SAN	Erwin, 1987
		Agra mauritii Straneo, 1982*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
		Agra multifoveolata Steinheil, 1875*	ANT	Steinheil, 1875a
		Agra nova Straneo, 1982*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
		Agra pallipes Liebke, 1938*	No data	Liebke, 1938
		Agra palmata Steinheil, 1875*	ANT, BOY, SAN	Steinheil, 1875a; Erwin, 1984
		Agra pehlkei Liebke, 1938*	SAN, TOL	Erwin, 1987
		Agra perrinae Straneo, 1982*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
		Agra piligera Straneo, 1982*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
		Agra proxima Straneo, 1982*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
		Agra setifemoris Straneo, 1982*	No data	Straneo, 1982
		Agra sexdentata Straneo, 1982*	VAC	Straneo, 1982
		Agra smaragdinipennis (Steinheil, 1875)*	MAG	Erwin, 1983; Steinheil, 1875a
		Agra sparsepunctata Straneo, 1982*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
		Agra spinosa Liebke, 1940*	No data	Liebke, 1940; Mroczkowski, 1960
		Agra strangulata Chaudoir, 1863	VAC, CUN	Erwin, 1991; Erwin, 2002
		Agra subtilicornis Straneo, 1982*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
		Agra tetraspina Straneo, 1982*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
		Agra variabilis Straneo, 1982*	CUN	Straneo, 1982
	Apenes LeConte, 1851	Apenes (Apenes) aerea Steinheil, 1875*	CUN	Steinheil, 1875a
		Apenes (Apenes) cayennensis (Buquet, 1835)	No data	Motschulsky, 1864
		Apenes (Apenes) maculata (Gory, 1833)	No data	Reiche, 1842b
		Apenes (Apenes) mazoreoides Chaudoir, 1875*	No data	Chaudoir, 1875
		Apenes (Apenes) quadripunctata (Reiche, 1842)*	No data	Reiche, 1842b
		Apenes (Apenes) steinheili Ball & Shpeley, 1992*	TOL	Ball & Shpeley, 1992
		Apenes (Apenes) stigmata Liebke, 1939*	No data	Mroczkowski, 1960
		Apenes (Didymochaeta) postica (Dejean, 1831)*	BOL	Chaudoir, 1875
	Axinopalpus LeConte, 1846	Axinopalpus pusillus (Dejean, 1831)	BOL	Dejean, 1831
	Calleida Latreille, 1824	Calleida (Calleida) amethystina (Fabricius, 1787)	VAC	Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
		Calleida (Calleida) bicolor Reiche, 1842	No data	Reiche, 1842b
		Calleida (Calleida) bogotana Liebke, 1935*	CUN	Mroczkowski, 1960
		Calleida (Calleida) chevrolati Chaudoir, 1873*	No data	Chaudoir, 1873
		Calleida (Calleida) conica Reiche, 1842*	No data	Reiche, 1842c
		Calleida (Calleida) cuprea Chaudoir, 1873*	No data	Chaudoir, 1873
		Calleida (Calleida) flava Chevrolat, 1833	No data	Reiche, 1842c; Bates, 1883
		Calleida (Calleida) fulvipes Reiche, 1842*	VAC	Reiche, 1842c; Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
		Calleida (Calleida) janthina Reiche, 1842*	No data	Reiche, 1842c
		Calleida (Calleida) koppeli Steinheil, 1875*	BOY	Steinheil, 1875a
		Calleida (Calleida) lindigi Chaudoir, 1873*	No data	Chaudoir, 1873
		Calleida (Calleida) lurida Chaudoir, 1873*	No data	Chaudoir, 1873
		Calleida (Calleida) ohausi Liebke, 1939	VAC	Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
		Calleida (Calleida) onorei Casale, 2008	VAC	Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
		Calleida (Calleida) pallida Reiche, 1842*	No data	Reiche, 1842c
		Calleida (Calleida) resplendens Reiche, 1842*	CUN	Reiche, 1842b
		Calleida (Calleida) rutilans Chaudoir, 1850*	VAC	Chaudoir, 1850; Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
		Calleida (Calleida) sanguinicollis Dejean, 1831	BOL	Dejean, 1831
Calleida (Calleida) schumacheri Steinheil, 1875		ANT, VAC	Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017; Steinheil 1875a
Calleida (Calleida) similis Reiche, 1842		No data	Reiche, 1842c; Bates, 1883
Calleida (Calleida) smaragdinipennis Reiche, 1842*		No data	Reiche, 1842b
Calleida (Calleida) smaragdula Reiche, 1843*		No data	Reiche, 1842c
Calleida (Calleida) suturella Reiche, 1842		No data	Reiche, 1842b; Chaudoir, 1852
Calleida (Calleida) tibialis Brullé, 1837		No data	Chaudoir, 1873
Calleida (Calleida) viridana Liebke, 1939*		No data	Mroczkowski, 1960
Calleida (Callidiola) aurata Motschulsky, 1864		No data	Bates, 1883
Callidadelpha Steinheil, 1875	Callidadelpha bogotana Steinheil, 1875*	CUN	Steinheil, 1875a
Carbonellia Mateu, 1968	Carbonellia (Pseudocarbonellia) atra (Mateu, 1972)	NSA	Mateu, 1972
Coptodera Dejean, 1825	Coptodera (Coptodera) acutipennis (Buquet, 1835)	MAG	Shpeley & Ball, 1993
	Coptodera (Coptodera) aeneorufa Bates, 1869	AMA	Martínez, 2003
	Coptodera (Coptodera) apicalis Shpeley & Ball, 1993	VAC	Shpeley & Ball, 1993
	Coptodera (Coptodera) chalcites Bates, 1869	AMA	Shpeley & Ball, 1993; Martínez, 2003
	Coptodera (Coptodera) championi Bates, 1883	VAC	Shpeley & Ball, 1993
	Coptodera (Coptodera) festiva Dejean, 1825	MAG	Martínez, 2003
	Coptodera (Coptodera) megalops Bates, 1869	CAQ	Shpeley & Ball, 1993
	Coptodera (Coptodera) nigrostriata (Reiche, 1843)	MAG	Shpeley & Ball, 1993
	Coptodera (Coptodera) nitidula (Buquet, 1835)	No data	Shpeley & Ball, 1993
	Coptodera (Coptodera) picea Dejean, 1826	TOL	Shpeley & Ball, 1993
	Coptodera (Coptodera) relucens Bates, 1869	AMA	Martínez, 2003
	Coptodera (Coptodera) schaumii Chaudoir, 1861	CHO, SAN, BOY, CAL, VAC	Shpeley & Ball, 1993
	Coptodera (Coptodera) transversa (Reiche, 1843)	No data	Reiche, 1843d; Shpeley & Ball, 1993
	Coptodera (Coptodera) undulata Perty, 1830	No data	Shpeley & Ball, 1993
	Coptodera (Coptodera) versicolor Bates, 1869	AMA	Shpeley & Ball, 1993
Cryptobatis Eschscholtz, 1829	Cryptobatis janthoptera (Reiche, 1842)	No data	Reiche, 1842c; Bates, 1883
Cylindronotum Putzeys, 1845	Cylindronotum nevermanni (Liebke, 1930)	MET	Erwin, 2004
Dromius Bonelli, 1810	Dromius (Dromius) bordoni Mateu, 1979*	CUN	Mateu, 1991
	Dromius (Dromius) martae Mateu, 1991*	MAG	Mateu, 1991
	Dromius bohumilae Mateu, 1982*	No data	Mateu, 1991
	Dromius columbianus Mateu, 1973*	No data	Mateu, 1991
Eucheila Dejean, 1829	Eucheila (Inna) boyeri (Solier, 1835)	MAG	Shpeley & Ball, 2000
	Eucheila (Inna) costulata (Chaudoir, 1872)	No data	Shpeley & Ball, 2000
	Euphorticus laevicollis (Reiche, 1843)	No data	Zamorano et al., 2019
Euplatia Chaudoir, 1872	Euplatia columbica Steinheil, 1875*	ANT	Steinheil, 1875a
Euproctinus Leng & Mutchler, 1927	Euproctinus (Neoeuproctus) columbianus Shpeley, 1986*	No data	Shpeley, 1986
	Euproctinus (Neoeuproctus) howdeni Shpeley, 1986*	VAC	Shpeley, 1986
	Euproctinus (Neoeuproctus) puzteysi (Chaudoir, 1873)*	CUN	Shpeley, 1986
	Euproctinus (Neoeuproctus) quadriplagiatus (Reiche, 1842)	No data	Reiche, 1842c; Shpeley, 1986
Eurycoleus Chaudoir, 1848	Eurycoleus fofus Reichardt, 1976	AMA	Shpeley & Ball, 2000
	Eurycoleus macularius (Chevrolat, 1835)	CES, CUN, BOY, VAC	Shpeley & Ball, 2000; Ruiz-Tapiador & Arenas, 2015
Hyboptera Chaudoir, 1873	Hyboptera angulicollis Chaudoir, 1873	AMA, CAQ, NAR	Erwin & Henry, 2017; Martínez, 2003
	Hyboptera auxiliadora Erwin, 2004	BOL	Sarmiento-Roa et al., 2020
	Hyboptera tiputini Erwin & Henry, 2017	AMA, CHO, VAC	Erwin & Henry, 2017
	Hyboptera tuberculata (Dejean, 1825)	AMA	Erwin & Henry, 2017; Martínez, 2003
	Hyboptera verrucosa (Reiche, 1842)	AMA	Erwin & Henry, 2017
Lebia Latreille, 1802	Lebia (Chelonodema) championi (Bates, 1883)	CUN	Reichardt, 1972
	Lebia (Chelonodema) erotyloides Reichardt, 1972	COR	Martínez, 2003
	Lebia (Chelonodema) howdeni Reichardt, 1972*	VAC	Reichardt, 1972
	Lebia (Chelonodema) ocelligera (Bates, 1883)	CUN, BOY	Reichardt, 1972
	Lebia (Lebia) amabilis (Chaudoir, 1871)	No data	Bates, 1883
	Lebia (Lebia) amoenula (Chaudoir, 1871)	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) angulata Dejean, 1831	BOL	Dejean, 1831
	Lebia (Lebia) atricapillus Liebke, 1931*	SAN	Putzeys, 1878b
	Lebia (Lebia) bitaeniata Chevrolat, 1834	AMA, VAC	Martínez, 2003
	Lebia (Lebia) brachinoides Reiche, 1842	No data	Reiche, 1842c; Bates, 1883
	Lebia (Lebia) callida Liebke, 1938*	No data	Mroczkowski, 1960
	Lebia (Lebia) cannae Steinheil, 1875*	CAL, CAQ, VID	Steinheil 1875a
	Lebia (Lebia) chlorotica Dejean, 1831	No data	Bates 1883,
	Lebia (Lebia) cognata Chaudoir, 1871*	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) confusula Chaudoir, 1871*	BOL	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) contigua Chaudoir, 1871*	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) dentata Chaudoir, 1871*	PUT	Chaudoir, 1870
	Lebia (Lebia) discernenda Chaudoir, 1871*	No data	Chaudoir, 1870
	Lebia (Lebia) goudoti (Chaudoir, 1871)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) gratiosa (Chaudoir, 1871)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) haplomera Chaudoir, 1871*	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) lacerata Chaudoir, 1871*	No data	Chaudoir, 1870
	Lebia (Lebia) leptodera (Chaudoir, 1871)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) longiloba Chaudoir, 1871*	BOL	Bates, 1883; Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) melanoptera Chaudoir, 1871*	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) mirabilis Bates, 1883	CAQ	Martínez, 2003
	Lebia (Lebia) myops Dejean, 1831*	BOL	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) nigrolineata Reiche, 1842*	BOL	Reiche, 1842c
	Lebia (Lebia) nigromaculata Gory, 1833	BOL	Chaudoir, 1870
	Lebia (Lebia) pallipes Gory, 1833	No data	Reiche, 1842c
	Lebia (Lebia) picta (Steinheil, 1875)*	BOY	Steinheil, 1875a
	Lebia (Lebia) puella Dejean, 1831*	BOL	Chaudoir, 1870
	Lebia (Lebia) reflexicollis Chaudoir, 1843	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) ruficeps (Chaudoir, 1871)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) rugifrons Dejean, 1831*	BOL	Chaudoir, 1870
	Lebia (Lebia) smaragdinipennis Reiche, 1842*	No data	Reiche, 1842c
	Lebia (Lebia) subtilis (Chaudoir, 1871)	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) terminalis Putzeys, 1846	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia (Lebia) variegata Dejean, 1831*	BOL	Dejean, 1831
	Lebia (Lebia) vicina (Chaudoir, 1871)	MAG	Chaudoir, 1871; Bates, 1883
	Lebia argutula (Chaudoir, 1871)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia disconotata (Chaudoir, 1871)*	BOL	Chaudoir, 1871
	Lebia distinguenda Putzeys, 1846	No data	Chaudoir, 1870
	Lebia heydenii Putzeys, 1845*	No data	Chaudoir, 1870
	Lebia limbata Steinheil, 1875*	QUI	Steinheil, 1875a
Lelis Chaudoir, 1869	Lelis quadrisignata (Buquet, 1835)	AMA	Shpeley & Ball, 2000
	Lelis rutila (Bates, 1869)	BOY	Shpeley & Ball, 2000; Steinheil, 1875a
Mochtherus Schmidt-Göbel, 1846	Mochtherus tetraspilotus (MacLeay, 1825)	VAC	Torres-Dominguez et al., 2020
Negrea Mateu, 1968	Negrea opaca Mateu, 1982	MAG	Martínez, 2003
	Negrea scutellaris (Dejean, 1834)	BOL	Mateu, 1982a
Nemotarsus LeConte, 1853	Nemotarsus fallax (Dejean, 1831)	BOL	Bates, 1883
Onota Chaudoir, 1873	Onota angulicollis (Reiche, 1842)	No data	Reiche, 1842c; Erwin, 2004
	Onota rutilans Chaudoir, 1873	AMA	Martínez, 2003
Phloeoxena Chaudoir, 1870	Phloeoxena (Phloeoxena) biundata Steinheil, 1875*	NSA	Shpeley & Ball, 2000; Steinheil, 1875b
	Phloeoxena (Oenaphelox) signata Dejean, 1825	No data	Chaudoir, 1870
Plochionus Dejean, 1821	Plochionus (Menidius) faviger Chaudoir, 1873*	No data	Chaudoir, 1873
	Plochionus (Menidius) pictipennis (Reiche, 1842)*	VID	Reiche, 1842c
	Plochionus (Menidius) pictus Chaudoir, 1873*	No data	Chaudoir, 1873
	Plochionus (Plochionus) pallens (Fabricius, 1775)	No data	Bates, 1883; Chaudoir, 1872
Pseudotoglossa Mateu, 1961	Pseudotoglossa inaequalis (Chaudoir, 1873)	AMA	Martínez, 2003
	Pseudotoglossa obscurella (Bates, 1878)	MAG	Erwin, 2004; Mateu, 1961
	Pseudotoglossa terminalis (Chaudoir, 1873)	No data	Erwin, 2004; Mateu 1961
Stenognathus Chaudoir, 1843	Stenognathus (Gnathostenus) dentifemoratus Shpeley & Ball, 2000*	No data	Shpeley & Ball, 2000
	Stenognathus (Pristolomus) dentifer (Chaudoir, 1870)	No data	Shpeley & Ball, 2000
	Stenognathus (Stenognathus) crenulatus Chaudoir, 1870	CUN, PUT, VAC	Shpeley & Ball, 2000
	Stenognathus (Stenognathus) longipennis Chaudoir, 1877*	BOY, VAC	Shpeley & Ball, 2000
	Stenognathus (Stenognathus) platypterus Chaudoir, 1870	AMA	Shpeley & Ball, 2000
	Stenognathus (Stenognathus) procerus (Putzeys, 1878)*	ANT	Putzeys, 1878b; Shpeley & Ball, 2000
Thoasia Liebke, 1939	Thoasia rugifrons Liebke, 1939	MAG	Reichardt, 1968
Morionini Brullé, 1834	Morion Latreille, 1810	Morion cordatus Chaudoir, 1837	AMA, CES, CHO, NAR	Reiche, 1843a; Martínez, 2003
		Morion cyclomus Chaudoir, 1854	No data	Chaudoir, 1854
		Morion monilicornis (Latreille, 1805)	No data	Chaudoir, 1854; Bates, 1883
		Morion simplex Dejean, 1826	MAG	Martínez, 2003
	Moriosomus Motschulsky, 1855	Moriosomus seticollis Straneo, 1985	No data	Erwin & Moore, 2007
Odacanthini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	Calophaena Klug, 1821	Calophaena acuminata (Olivier, 1790)	No data	Reiche, 1842a
		Calophaena arcuata (Guérin-Méneville, 1844)	No data	Bates, 1883
		Calophaena bicincta (Dejean & Boisduval, 1829)	No data	Motschulsky, 1864
		Calophaena cincta (Gray, 1832)	No data	Steinheil, 1875a
		Calophaena grandispina Liebke, 1930	No data	Mroczkowski, 1960
		Calophaena laevigata Bates, 1878	CHO	Martínez, 2003
		Calophaena lafertei Guérin-Méneville, 1844*	No data	Guérin-Méneville, 1844
		Calophaena unifasciata Chaudoir, 1861	No data	Chaudoir, 1861
		Calophaena virgata Liebke, 1938*	No data	Mroczkowski, 1960
	Colliuris DeGeer, 1774	Colliuris (Apiodera) funckii (Putzeys, 1845)	VID	Martínez, 2003
		Colliuris (Apiodera) rugicollis (Dejean, 1825)	No data	Chaudoir, 1863
		Colliuris (Apiodera) subdistincta (Chaudoir, 1863)	AMA	Martínez, 2003
		Colliuris (Apioderella) rudis (Chaudoir, 1872)	RIS	Martínez, 2003
		Colliuris (Colliurella) amoena (Chaudoir, 1863)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1863
		Colliuris (Colliurita) variolosa (Chaudoir, 1863)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1863
		Colliuris (Mimocasnonia) fusca (Reiche, 1842)	No data	Reiche, 1842a
		Colliuris (Plagiorhytis) corrusca (Chaudoir, 1863)	No data	Chaudoir, 1863
		Colliuris (Plagiorhytis) plicaticollis (Reiche, 1842)	No data	Reiche, 1842a
		Colliuris (Pseudocasnonia) viridicollis (Chaudoir, 1863)	No data	Chaudoir, 1863
		Colliuris tetrastigma (Chaudoir, 1863)	AMA	Martínez, 2003
	Oodinus Motschulsky, 1864	Oodinus alutaceus (Bates, 1882)	AMA	Martínez, 2003
	Pentagonica Shmidt-Göbel, 1846	Pentagonica flavipes (LeConte, 1853)	AMA, MAG, NAR	Reichardt, 1968; Martínez, 2003
		Pentagonica maculicornis Bates, 1883	MAG	Reichardt, 1968
		Pentagonica ochracea Reichardt, 1968	VID	Martínez, 2003
		Pentagonica roedingeri Liebke, 1951	AMA	Martínez, 2003
		Pentagonica scutellaris Chaudoir, 1877	AMA	Martínez, 2003
		Pentagonica trivittata (Dejean, 1831)	BOL	Dejean, 1831
	Stenocrepis Chaudoir, 1857	Stenocrepis (Stenocrepis) pauper Chaudoir, 1857	No data	Chaudoir, 1857
		Stenocrepis (Stenous) fuscipes (Laferté-Sénectère, 1851)	No data	Laferté-Sénectère, 1851
		Stenocrepis (Stenous) gilvipes (Laferté-Sénectère, 1851)	No data	Reiche, 1843b; Chaudoir, 1857
		Stenocrepis (Stenous) metallica (Dejean, 1826)	No data	Chaudoir; 1857
		Stenocrepis (Stenous) tibialis (Chevrolat, 1834)	No data	Laferté-Sénectère, 1851
		Stenocrepis aeruginea (Laferté-Sénectère, 1851)	No data	Laferté-Sénectère, 1851
		Stenocrepis flavicrus (Laferté-Sénectère, 1851)*	No data	Laferté-Sénectère, 1851
Peleciini Chaudoir, 1880	Pelecium Kirby, 1819	Pelecium (Pelecidium) sulcatum Guérin-Méneville, 1843*	MAG, NSA, VAC	Straneo & Ball, 1989
		Pelecium laevigatum Guérin-Méneville, 1843*	TOL	Straneo & Ball, 1989
Perigonini Horn, 1881	Mizotrechus Bates, 1872	Mizotrechus gorgona Erwin, 2011*	CAU	Erwin, 2011
	Perigona Laporte de Castelnau, 1835	Perigona (Perigona) columbiana Putzeys, 1878*	BOY	Putzeys, 1878b
Platynini Bonelli, 1810	Dyscolus Dejean, 1831	Dyscolus (Dyscolidion) bracteatus (Moret, 1990)	CAU	Arenas-Clavijo & González, 2018
		Dyscolus (Dyscolidion) cyanonotus Chaudoir, 1850	No data	Chaudoir, 1850; Martínez, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolidion) laticollis (Reiche, 1843)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolidion) leptomorphus (Chaudoir, 1879)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolidion) politus (Putzeys, 1878)	CUN, ANT	Putzeys, 1878
		Dyscolus (Dyscolidion) princeps (Bates, 1878)	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolidion) punctatostriatus (Putzeys, 1878)*	BOY, TOL	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolidion) sinuosus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolidion) viridiauratus (Bates, 1878)	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) acutipennis Chaudoir, 1850*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) acutus (Putzeys, 1878)*	NSA	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) agonoides (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) ahenonotus (Putzeys, 1878)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) alpaeoides (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) anthracinus (Putzeys, 1878)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) asphaltinus (Chaudoir, 1878)	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) atratus (Chaudoir, 1859)	MAG	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) atroaeneus (Putzeys, 1878)*	BOY	Martínez & Ball, 2003; Perrault, 1990
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) beryllinus (Putzeys, 1878)*	CAL	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) bispinosus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) bogotensis Perrault, 1992*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) brachypterus (Chaudoir, 1859)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) brevipennis (Motschulsky, 1865)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) brevis (Putzeys, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) carbonarius (Putzeys, 1878)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) caucaensis Perrault, 1992*	VAC	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) chalconotus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) ciliatus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) clarus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	BOY	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) conicus (Chaudoir, 1879)	MAG	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) consanguineus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) cordicollis (Motschulsky, 1865)	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) corvinus (Dejean, 1831)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) cyaneocupreus (Putzeys, 1878)*	ANT, CAL, TOL	Chaudoir, 1878; Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) cyanicollis Brullé, 1834*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) despiciendus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) donrwi Perrault, 1993*	BOY, CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) dyschromus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) feronioides (Reiche, 1843)*	ARA, BOY, CUN, MAG, MET, QUI, SAN, VAU	Martínez & Ball, 2003; Camero, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) grandicollis (Reiche, 1843)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) hexacoelus (Chaudoir, 1879)	No data	Chaudoir, 1879
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) inconspicuus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) interruptus (Putzeys, 1878)*	ANT	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) isabellae Camero, 2010*	MAG	Camero, 2010
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) kennedyensis Camero, 2010*	MAG	Camero, 2010
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) landolti (Putzeys, 1878)*	NSA, SAN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) latidens (Chaudoir, 1859)	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) longipennis (Reiche, 1843)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) lucidus (Chaudoir, 1879)*	BOL	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) melas (Putzeys, 1878)*	SAN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) micans (Putzeys, 1878)*	BOL, SAN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) monterredonda Perrault, 1992*	CUN, HUI	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) morosus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) muzo Perrault, 1993*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) obesulus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	MAG	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) oopterus (Chaudoir, 1859)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) ovatus (Putzeys, 1878)*	BOY	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) phaeocnemis (Chaudoir, 1879)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) physopterus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) piceolus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	SAN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) platynoides (Chaudoir, 1878)*	ARA, BOY, CAL, CUN, MAG, MET, QUI, SAN, TOL	Martínez & Ball, 2003; Camero, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) protensus (Putzeys, 1878)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) pseudoconicus Perrault, 1992*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
		Dyscolus (Dyscolus) purpuratus Reiche, 1843	ANT, CAL, RIS, VAC	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) quadricollis (Chaudoir, 1859)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) reichei (Perrault, 1989)	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) rutilans (Motschulsky, 1865)	BOY	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) seriepunctatus (Chaudoir, 1859)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) spinipennis (Reiche, 1843)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) steinheili Perrault, 1993*	ARA, BOY, CAL, CUN, MAG, MET, NSA, SAN, VAU	Martínez & Ball, 2003; Camero, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) striatulus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) subangulatus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) subiridescens (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) subreflexus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) subviolaceus (Chaudoir, 1842)	RIS, SAN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) sulcatus (Guérin-Méneville, 1844)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) thiemei Perrault, 1990*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) trapezicollis Chaudoir, 1878	CUN, NSA, SAN	Martínez & Ball, 2003; Perrault, 1990
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) unipunctatus Perrault, 1990*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) vegaensis Perrault, 1992*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Dyscolus) villavicencio Perrault, 1992*	MET	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Glyptolenopsis) aeneipennis (Dejean, 1831)	BOL	Dejean, 1831
Dyscolus (Glyptolenopsis) degallieri (Perrault, 1991)	NAR	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Dyscolus (Stenocnemion) arenasi Moret, 2019*	VAC	Moret, 2019
Dyscolus (Stenocnemion) martinezae Moret, 2019*	VAC	Moret, 2019
Glyptolenoides Perrault, 1991	Glyptolenoides azureipennis (Chaudoir, 1859)	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
	Glyptolenoides azureus (Chaudoir, 1859)	NSA	Martínez & Ball, 2003
	Glyptolenoides cyclothorax (Chaudoir, 1879)	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
	Glyptolenoides elegantulus (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
	Glyptolenoides purpuripennis (Chaudoir, 1879)	No data	Perrault, 1991
	Glyptolenoides sulcipennis (Chaudoir, 1879)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
	Glyptolenoides sulcitarsis (Chaudoir, 1878)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Glyptolenus Bates, 1878	Glyptolenus apicestriatus (Reiche, 1843)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
	Glyptolenus chalybeus (Dejean, 1831)	ARA, BOY, CAL, CAU, CUN, MET, SAN, TOL, VAU	Camero, 2003; Arenas-Clavijo & González, 2018
	Glyptolenus convexiusculus (Chaudoir, 1878)	No data	Chaudoir, 1878
	Glyptolenus janthinus (Dejean, 1831)	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
	Glyptolenus nigrita (Chaudoir, 1879)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
	Glyptolenus nitidipennis (Chaudoir, 1850)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
	Glyptolenus spinosus (Reiche, 1843)*	No data	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Incagonum Liebherr, 1994	Incagonum aeneum (Reiche, 1843)	BOY, CAU, HUI, CAL, CUN, QUI	Martínez & Ball, 2003
	Incagonum pedestre (Putzeys, 1878)*	CUN	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Sericoda Kirby, 1837	Sericoda bembidioides Kirby, 1837	BOY, CUN, TOL	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Pterostichini Bonelli, 1810	Abaris Dejean, 1831	Abaris (Abaridius) retiaria Will, 2002	MAG	Will, 2002
		Abaris (Abaris) aenea Dejean, 1831	BOL, MAG	Will, 2002
		Abaris (Abaris) basistriata Chaudoir, 1874	MAG	Will, 2002
	Blennidus Motschulsky, 1865	Blennidus aberrans (Straneo, 1985)*	MAG	Straneo, 1985
		Blennidus angularis (Straneo, 1985)*	MAG	Straneo, 1985
		Blennidus bistriatus (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Blennidus darlingtoni (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Blennidus davidsoni (Straneo, 1985)*	MAG	Straneo, 1985
		Blennidus dianae Camero, 2006*	MAG	Camero, 2006
		Blennidus kochalkai (Straneo, 1985)*	MAG	Straneo, 1985
		Blennidus laevigatus (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Blennidus laevis (Straneo, 1951)	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Blennidus minutus (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Blennidus montanus (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Blennidus parvulus (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Blennidus smaragdinus (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Blennidus striolatus (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Blennidus subcordatus (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Blennidus uniformis (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Straneo, 1951
	Hybothecus Chaudoir, 1874	Hybothecus incrassatus Chaudoir, 1874*	No data	Chaudoir, 1874b
		Hybothecus sculptilis (Putzeys, 1878)*	ANT	Putzeys, 1878b
	Loxandrus LeConte, 1852	Loxandrus latifascia Straneo, 1991	No data	Straneo, 1991
		Loxandrus minimus Straneo, 1951	MAG	Straneo, 1951
		Loxandrus interruptus Tschitscherine, 1900*	TOL	Tschitschérine, 1900
		Loxandrus opaculus Bates, 1871	CUN	Martínez, 2003
		Loxandrus ornatus Putzeys, 1878*	CUN	Putzeys, 1878b; Straneo, 1991
		Loxandrus pictoides Straneo, 1991	VAC	Straneo, 1991; Martínez, 2003
		Loxandrus tetrastigma Bates, 1871	RIS, VAC	Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
	Oribazus Chaudoir, 1874	Oribazus catenulatus Chaudoir, 1874	No data	Chaudoir, 1874b
		Oribazus quinquestriatus Chaudoir, 1874	No data	Chaudoir, 1874b
	Oxycrepis	Oxycrepis leucocera Reiche, 1843	No data	Will, 2005
	Pseudabarys	Pseudabarys lebasi (Chaudoir, 1874)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1874a
	Stolonis Motschulsky, 1866	Stolonis elegans (Dejean, 1831)*	BOL	Chaudoir, 1873
		Stolonis parvula (Straneo, 1951)*	MAG	Will, 2005
Sphodrini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	Laemostenus Bonelli, 1810	Laemostenus (Laemostenus) complanatus (Dejean, 1828)	AMA, BOY, CAL, CUN, HUI, MET, NAR, NSA, RIS, SAN, TOL	Martínez & Ball, 2003
Zuphiini Bonelli, 1810	Pseudaptinus Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	Pseudaptinus (Thalpius) intermedius (Chaudoir, 1872)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1872
	Zuphioides Ball & Shpeley, 2013	Zuphioides capitum (Liebke, 1933)*	No data	Liebke, 1933; Ball & Shpeley, 2013
		Zuphioides columbianum (Chaudoir, 1872)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1872; Ball & Shpeley, 2013
		Zuphioides exiguum (Putzeys, 1878)*	VAC	Putzeys, 1878b; Ball & Shpeley, 2013
Licininae Bonelli, 1810	Chlaeniini Brullé, 1834	Chlaenius Bonelli, 1810	Chlaenius (Chlaenius) fallax (Olivier, 1795)	No data	Chaudoir, 1873
			Chlaenius (Chlaenius) leucoscelis Chevrolat, 1835	No data	Chaudoir, 1873
			Chlaenius (Chlaenius) viridicollis Reiche, 1843	No data	Reiche, 1843b
Melaeninae Alluaud, 1934	Melaenini Csiki, 1933	Cymbionotum Baudi di Selve, 1864	Cymbionotum (Procoscinia) fernandezi Ball & Shpeley, 2005*	BOL	Ball & Shpeley, 2005
Paussinae Latreille, 1807	Ozaenini Hope, 1838	Ozaena Olivier, 1811	Ozaena dentipes Olivier, 1811	MET	Martínez, 2003
			Ozaena martinezi Ogueta, 1965*	MET	Martínez, 2003
		Pachyteles Perty, 1830	Pachyteles angustatus Chaudoir, 1868*	No data	Chaudoir, 1868a
			Pachyteles baleni Steinheil, 1875*	ANT	Steinheil, 1875b
			Pachyteles castaneus (Dejean, 1831)	BOL	Chaudoir, 1868a
			Pachyteles gyllenhalii (Dejean, 1825)	No data	Chaudoir, 1852
			Pachyteles haroldi Steinheil, 1875*	BOY	Steinheil, 1875b
			Pachyteles politus (Reiche, 1843)*	No data	Reiche, 1843a; Chaudoir, 1854
			Pachyteles seriepunctatus Chaudoir, 1868*	No data	Chaudoir, 1868
			Pachyteles striola Perty, 1830	No data	Chaudoir, 1852
		Physea Brullé, 1835	Physea testudinea (Klug, 1834)	BOY, MET	Martínez, 2003
	Paussini Latreille, 1806	Homopterus Westwood, 1841	Homopterus cunctans Reichensperger, 1938	CAU	Arenas-Clavijo & González, 2018
			Homopterus steinbachi Kolbe, 1920	BOY	Darlington, 1950
			Homopterus subcordatus Darlington, 1950	CAQ	Sarmiento-Roa et al., 2020
Rhysodinae Laporte de Castelnau, 1840	Rhysodini Laporte de Castelnau, 1840	Clinidium Kirby, 1830	Clinidium (Clinidium) cavicolle Chevrolat, 1873	NSA	Bell & Bell, 1985
			Clinidium (Clinidium) curvatum Bell & Bell, 1985*	NSA	Bell & Bell. 1985
			Clinidium (Clinidium) granatense Chevrolat, 1873*	ANT, CUN, BOY	Bell & Bell, 1985; Bell & Bell, 2009
			Clinidium (Clinidium) hammondi Bell & Bell, 1985*	CUN	Bell & Bell, 1985
			Clinidium (Clinidium) humboldti Bell & Bell, 1985*	No data	Bell & Bell, 1985
			Clinidium (Clinidium) humile Bell & Bell, 1985*	No data	Bell & Bell, 1985
			Clinidium (Clinidium) integrum Grouvelle, 1903	AMA	Bell & Bell, 2009
			Clinidium (Clinidium) kochalkai Bell & Bell, 1985*	MAG	Bell & Bell, 1985
			Clinidium (Clinidium) mathani Grouvelle, 1903	CAQ, CAU	Bell & Bell, 2009; Martínez, 2003
			Clinidium (Clinidium) oberthueri Grouvelle, 1903	NAR	Bell & Bell, 2009
			Clinidium (Clinidium) penicillatum Bell & Bell, 1985*	VAC	Bell & Bell, 1985
			Clinidium (Clinidium) spatulatum Bell & Bell, 1985	CAU	Bell & Bell, 2009; Martínez, 2003
Scaritinae Bonelli, 1810	Clivinini Rafinesque, 1815	Ardistomis Putzeys, 1846	Ardistomis dubia Putzeys, 1846	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Ardistomis dyschirioides Putzeys, 1846	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Ardistomis ovata Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Ardistomis seriepunctata (Brullé, 1843)	No data	Valdés, 2009
		Aspidoglossa Putzeys, 1846	Aspidoglossa mexicana (Chaudoir, 1837)	No data	Putzeys, 1867
			Aspidoglossa pallida Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Aspidoglossa rivalis Putzeys, 1846	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Aspidoglossa submetallica Putzeys, 1846	No data	Putzeys, 1846
		Clivina Latreille,1802	Clivina (Clivina) erythropus Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Clivina) lebasii Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Clivina) quadrata Putzeys, 1867*	BOL	Putzeys, 1867
			Clivina (Paraclivina) fasciata Putzeys, 1846	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Paraclivina) fuscipes Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Paraclivina) tristis Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Paraclivina) tuberculata Putzeys, 1846*	CUN	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Semiclivina) armata Putzeys, 1846*	BOL	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Semiclivina) columbica Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Semiclivina) dissimilis Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Semiclivina) laticeps Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Semiclivina) latimanus Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Clivina (Semiclivina) oblita Putzeys, 1867*	No data	Putzeys, 1867
		Cryptomma Putzeys, 1846	Cryptomma multistriatum Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
		Oxydrepanus Putzeys, 1867	Oxydrepanus ovalis Putzeys, 1867*	No data	Putzeys, 1867
		Pyramis Putzeys, 1846	Pyramis crassicornis Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
		Schizogenius Putzeys, 1846	Schizogenius (Genioschizus) impressicollis Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Whitehead, 1972; Putzeys, 1846
			Schizogenius (Genioschizus) impuncticollis Whitehead, 1972*	MAG	Whitehead, 1972
			Schizogenius (Genioschizus) suturalis Whitehead, 1972*	MAG	Whitehead, 1972
			Schizogenius (Genioschizus) szekessyi Kult, 1950	MAG	Whitehead, 1972
			Schizogenius (Genioschizus) tenuis Bates, 1881	MAG, TOL	Whitehead, 1972
			Schizogenius (Listropus) dyschirioides Putzeys, 1861	MAG	Whitehead, 1972
			Schizogenius (Schizogenius) capitalis Putzeys, 1861*	ANT	Whitehead, 1972
			Schizogenius (Schizogenius) darlingtoni Kult, 1950	No data	Whitehead, 1972
			Schizogenius (Schizogenius) gracilis Putzeys, 1846	No data	Putzeys, 1846
			Schizogenius (Schizogenius) interstriatus Putzeys, 1878*	ANT	Putzeys, 1878b
			Schizogenius (Schizogenius) pygmaeus Van Dyke, 1925	MAG	Whitehead, 1972
			Schizogenius (Schizogenius) riparius Putzeys, 1878*	TOL	Putzeys, 1878b
			Schizogenius (Schizogenius) strigicollis Putzeys, 1846*	MAG	Whitehead, 1972; Putzeys, 1846
			Schizogenius (Schizogenius) sulcatulus Putzeys, 1846*	No data	Putzeys, 1846
		Semiardistomis Kult, 1950	Semiardistomis cordicollis (Putzeys, 1846)*	No data	Valdés, 2012
			Semiardistomis pallipes (Dejean, 1831)	BOL	Dejean, 1831; Valdés, 2012
	Forcipatorini Bänninger, 1937	Camptodontus Dejean, 1826	Camptodontus falcatus Putzeys, 1861*	No data	Putzeys, 1867
			Camptodontus reichei Putzeys, 1861*	No data	Putzeys, 1867
		Forcipator Maindron, 1904	Forcipator putzeysii (Chaudoir, 1868)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1868b
		Stratiotes Putzeys, 1846	Stratiotes batesi Putzeys, 1867	NAR	Martínez, 2003
	Scaritini Bonelli, 1810	Distichus Motschulsky, 1858	Distichus (Lophogenius) orientalis (Bonelli, 1813)	No data	Bänninger, 1938
			Distichus (Lophogenius) lacordairei (Dejean, 1831)	No data	Bänninger, 1938
		Glyptogrus Bates, 1881	Glyptogrus molopinus (Perty, 1830)	No data	Chaudoir, 1879
		Scarites Fabricius, 1775	Scarites (Scarites) heterogrammus Perty, 1830	No data	Bänninger, 1938
			Scarites (Scarites) illustris Chaudoir, 1880	No data	Bänninger, 1938
			Scarites (Scarites) zambo Steinheil, 1875*	No data	Steinheil, 1875b; Bänninger, 1938
		Taeniolobus Chaudoir, 1855	Taeniolobus (Taeniolobus) gratus (Chaudoir, 1855)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1880; Bänninger, 1938
			Taeniolobus (Taeniolobus) guerini (Chaudoir, 1855)	No data	Chaudoir, 1855; Bänninger, 1938
			Taeniolobus (Taeniolobus) oberthueri Bänninger, 1938*	ANT	Steinheil, 1875b; Bänninger, 1938
			Taeniolobus (Taeniolobus) thiemei (Bänninger, 1933)*	No data	Bänninger, 1938
			Taeniolobus (Taeniolobus) lebasii (Chaudoir, 1855)*	No data	Chaudoir, 1855; Bänninger, 1938
Siagoninae Bonelli, 1813	Siagonini Bonelli, 1813	Enceladus Bonelli, 1813	Enceladus gygas Bonelli, 1813	LAG	Arenas-Clavijo & Posso-Gómez, 2017
Trechinae Bonelli, 1810	Bembidiini Stephens, 1827	Bembidion Latreille, 1802	Bembidion (Antiperyphanes) angulicolle (Putzeys, 1878)*	CUN	Putzeys, 1878b
			Bembidion (Ecuadion) boyaca Toledano, 2008*	BOY	Toledano, 2008
			Bembidion (Ecuadion) chimborazonum Bates, 1871	VAC	Sarmiento-Roa et al., 2020
			Bembidion (Ecuadion) cocuyanum Toledano, 2008*	BOY	Toledano, 2008
			Bembidion (Ecuadion) colombianum Toledano, 2008*	CUN	Toledano, 2008
			Bembidion (Ecuadion) putzeysii Csiki, 1928*	CUN	Putzeys, 1878b
			Bembidion (Ecuadion) quebrada Toledano, 2008*	TOL	Toledano, 2008
			Bembidion (Ecuadion) sanctaemarthae Darlington, 1934	MAG	Toledano, 2008
			Bembidion (Ecuadion) subapterum Darlington, 1934	MAG	Toledano, 2008
			Bembidion (Notaphus) basiplagiatum (Putzeys, 1878)	CUN	Putzeys, 1878b
			Bembidion (Notaphus) cayambense Bates, 1891	CUN	Toledano, 2008
			Bembidion (Notaphus) commissum Erichson, 1847	VAC	Toledano, 2008
		Elaphropus Motschulsky, 1839	Elaphropus (Ammotachys) marchantarius Boyd & Erwin, 2016	AMA	Boyd & Erwin, 2016
			Elaphropus (Nototachys) occidentalis Boyd & Erwin, 2016	AMA	Boyd & Erwin, 2016
			Elaphropus (Tachyura) yunax (Darlington, 1939)	MAG	Martínez, 2003
		Erwiniana Paulsen & Smith, 2003	Erwiniana alticola (Erwin, 1994)*	CUN	Erwin, 1994
			Erwiniana anchicaya (Erwin, 1994)*	CAU, VAC	Erwin, 1994
			Erwiniana depressisculptilis (Erwin, 1994)	AMA	Erwin, 1994
			Erwiniana eugeneae (Erwin, 1994)	PUT	Erwin, 1994
			Erwiniana hilaris (Bates, 1871)	AMA	Martínez, 2003
			Erwiniana notparkeri (Erwin, 1994)*	PUT	Erwin, 1994
			Erwiniana sculpticollis (Bates, 1871)	PUT	Erwin, 1994
			Erwiniana sulcicostis (Bates, 1882)	CHO	Martínez, 2003
			Erwiniana wygo (Erwin, 1994)*	CUN	Erwin, 1994
		Gouleta Erwin, 1994	Gouleta cayennensis (Dejean, 1831)	ANT	Erwin, 1973
			Gouleta gentryi Erwin, 1994	AMA	Martínez, 2003
		Meotachys Erwin, 1974	Meotachys (Hylotachys) ballorum Boyd & Erwin, 2016	AMA	Boyd & Erwin, 2016
			Meotachys (Scolistichus) riparius Boyd & Erwin, 2016	AMA	Boyd & Erwin, 2016
		Pericompsus LeConte, 1852	Pericompsus (Eidocompsus) brasiliensis (Sahlberg, 1844)	MAG	Erwin, 1974
			Pericompsus (Eidocompsus) immaculatus Bates, 1871	MAG	Erwin, 1974
			Pericompsus (Pericompsus) concinnus (Laferté-Sénectère, 1841)	HUI	Erwin, 1974
			Pericompsus (Pericompsus) diabalius Erwin, 1974*	MAG	Erwin, 1974
			Pericompsus (Pericompsus) gracilior (Bates, 1884)	MAG	Erwin, 1974
			Pericompsus (Pericompsus) histrionellus Bates, 1884	MAG	Erwin, 1974
			Pericompsus (Pericompsus) reichei (Putzeys, 1845)	MAG	Erwin, 1974
			Pericompsus (Pericompsus) silicis Erwin, 1974	CUN	Erwin, 1974
			Pericompsus metallicus Bates, 1871	HUI	Erwin, 1974
	Pogonini Laporte de Castelnau, 1834	Diplochaetus Chaudoir, 1872	Diplochaetus rutilus (Chevrolat, 1863)	LAG	Bousquet & Laplante, 1997; Reichardt, 1974a
	Trechini Bonelli, 1810	Cnides Motschulsky, 1862	Cnides jeanneli Uéno, 1985	VAC	Jeannel, 1958
			Cnides rostratus Motschulsky, 1862	TOL	Jeannel, 1958
		Columbitrechus Mateu, 1982	Columbitrechus subsulcatus Mateu, 1982*	CAU	Mateu, 1982b
		Oxytrechus Jeannel, 1927	Oxytrechus bousqueti Mateu, 1991*	CAU	Ruiz-Tapiador & Arenas, 2017
			Oxytrechus campbelli Mateu, 1991*	CAU	Ruiz-Tapiador & Arenas, 2017
			Oxytrechus caucaensis Mateu, 1991*	CAU	Ruiz-Tapiador & Arenas, 2017
			Oxytrechus floresanus Giachino & Allegro, 2019*	CAL	Giachino et al., 2019
			Oxytrechus jeanneli Mateu, 1991*	CAU	Ruiz-Tapiador & Arenas, 2017
			Oxytrechus norae Mateu, 1982*	CAU	Ruiz-Tapiador & Arenas, 2017
			Oxytrechus ruizianus Giachino & Allegro, 2019*	CAL	Giachino et al., 2019
			Oxytrechus silvianus Mateu, 1991*	CAU	Ruiz-Tapiador & Arenas, 2017
			Oxytrechus solitarius Mateu, 1991*	CAU	Ruiz-Tapiador & Arenas, 2017
		Paratrechus Jeannel, 1920	Paratrechus incertus Mateu, 1999*	CAU	Mateu, 1998