Bledius

Taxonavigation

Taxonavigation: Staphylinoidea
Superregnum: Eukaryota Cladus: Unikonta Cladus: Opisthokonta Cladus: Holozoa Regnum: Animalia Subregnum: Eumetazoa Cladus: Bilateria Cladus: Nephrozoa Cladus: Protostomia Cladus: Ecdysozoa Cladus: Panarthropoda Phylum: Arthropoda Cladus: Pancrustacea Cladus: Allotriocarida Subphylum: Hexapoda Classis: Insecta Cladus: Dicondylia Subclassis: Pterygota Infraclassis: Neoptera Cladus: Eumetabola Cladus: Holometabola Superordo: Coleopterida Ordo: Coleoptera Subordo: Polyphaga Infraordo: Staphyliniformia Superfamilia: Staphylinoidea

Familia: Staphylinidae
Subfamilia: Oxytelinae
Tribus: Blediini
Genus: Bledius
Subgenera: Astycops – Bargus – Belidus – Dicarenus – Elbidus – Euceratobledius – Hesperophilus – Psamathobledius – Pucerus – Teratobledius

Species overview: B. actitus – B. aculeatus – B. acuticollis – †B. adamus – B. addendus – B. aequatorialis – B. aethiops – B. afghanicus – B. africanus – B. afrus – B. agricultor – B. akinini – B. albidus – B. albipennis – B. albomaculatus – B. albomarginatus – B. albonotatus – B. albopubescens – B. alfierii – B. amplicollis – B. analis – B. andresi – B. angustus – B. annae – B. annularis – B. apfelbecki – B. aquilonarius – B. arabicus – B. arcticus – B. arenicola – B. argentinus – B. assimilis – B. aterrimus – B. atramentarius – B. atratus – B. atricapillus – B. aurantius – B. auriculicollis – B. auripennis – B. australis – B. austrinus – B. bali – B. baltus – B. basalis – B. baudii – B. beattyi – B. bedeli – B. beesoni – B. bellicosus – B. bellicus – B. berlandi – B. bernhaueri – B. bicolor – B. bicornis – B. bidentifrons – B. bifasciatus – B. bipustulatus – B. birmanus – B. biskrensis – B. bison – B. bispinus – B. bituberculatus – B. bolsonensis – B. bonariensis – B. borzonei – B. bosnicus – B. bredoi – B. breretoni – B. brincki – B. bruchi – B. brunnipennis – B. buehleri – B. buettikeri – B. capensis – B. capicola – B. capra – B. caribbeanus – B. cariniceps – B. carinicollis – B. caroli – B. castaneus – B. cavus – B. cedarensis – B. ceratus – B. championi – B. chilensis – B. chimerinus – B. chinensis – B. chinkiangensis – B. circularis – B. clarus – B. clavatus – B. claviventris – B. cognatus – B. coiffaiti – B. compressicollis – B. condensus – B. confusus – B. congoensis – B. conicicollis – B. consimilis – B. convexicollis – B. convexifrons – B. cordatus – B. cordicollis – B. corniger – B. coulteri – B. cowleyi – B. crassicollis – B. cribratus – B. cribricollis – B. cubensis – B. curticornis – B. curtipennis – B. curvicornis – B. dartevellei – B. debilis – B. decorsei – B. defensus – B. denticollis – B. depressus – B. derasus – B. diagonalis – B. diffinis – B. dilutipennis – B. dimidiatus – B. dinoceros – B. diota – B. dissimilis – B. distans – B. ealanus – B. eckerleini – B. emarginatus – B. ensifer – B. episcopalis – B. erraticus – B. erythraeanus – B. exiguus – B. eximius – B. externus – †B. faecorum – B. fageli – B. fasciatus – B. femineus – B. femoralis – B. fennicus – B. fenyesi – B. fergussoni – B. fernandezi – B. ferratus – B. filipes – B. filipponii – B. flavipennis – B. fontinalis – B. foraminosus – B. forcipatus – B. formosae – B. formosanus – B. fortis – B. fossiventris – B. fossor – B. fragilis – B. fratellus – B. frater – B. fraterculus – B. frisius – B. fumatus – B. furcatus – B. fuscicornis – B. fuscipes – B. gabonensis – B. gallicus – B. ganglbaueri – B. gansuensis – B. gebieni – B. gemellus – B. gentilis – B. gigantulus – †B. glaciatus – B. glasunovi – B. gomezi – B. gracilicornis – B. gracilis – B. graellsii – B. gravidus – B. gregarius – B. gubajdulini – B. gyllenhalii – B. gyotokui – B. haarlovi – B. habrus – B. haedus – B. hamifer – B. hasticeps – B. hauseri – B. hei – B. helferi – B. hermani – B. heterocerus – B. hindustanus – B. hinnulus – B. hlisnikowskii – B. honestus – B. hoplites – B. husseini – B. hyalinus – B. ignobilis – B. ignotus – B. iliensis – B. immarginatus – B. immaturus – B. incertus – B. indicus – B. ineptus – B. infans – B. infantilis – B. injucundus – B. inornatus – B. insignicornis – B. jacobinus – B. jacobsoni – B. jadarensis – B. jamaicensis – B. japonicus – B. jiangmenensis – B. jilinensis – B. johnstoni – B. jucundus – B. karachiensis – B. klapperichi – B. kochi – B. koenigsbaueri – B. kosempoensis – B. kutsae – B. lacustris – B. lamelliceps – B. lateralis – B. lateripennis – B. laticollis – B. latior – B. lativentris – B. latus – B. leai – B. lepineyi – †B. lesleyi – B. limbatus – B. lindbergianus – B. litoreus – B. littoralis – B. lividipes – B. loeffleri – B. lohsei – B. longipennis – B. longulus – B. louwerensi – B. lucens – B. lucidulus – B. lucidus – B. lugubris – B. maculipennis – B. madagascariensis – B. maindroni – B. mandibularis – B. marginalides – B. marginalis – B. marinus – B. maritimus – B. marusthanicus – B. mauretanicus – B. melanocephalus – B. melanocolus – B. michaelseni – B. microcephalus – B. miles – B. militaris – B. minarzianus – B. minax – B. minicornis – B. minniensis – B. minor – B. minutissimus – B. minutus – B. modestus – B. mongolicus – B. monstratus – B. monticola – B. morio – B. mulsanti – B. muticus – B. mysticus – B. naius – B. naja – B. nanus – B. nardus – B. naxius – B. nebulosus – B. neglectus – B. negrei – B. newelli – B. niger – B. niloticus – B. nitidiceps – B. nitidicollis – B. nodieri – B. norquincoensis – B. notialus – B. obihiroensis – B. obscurus – B. obsoletus – B. obtusus – B. occidentalis – B. omega – B. opacicollis – B. opacifrons – B. opacinus – B. opaculus – B. opacus – B. orientalis – B. orion – B. orphanus – †B. osborni – B. osiris – B. ouzbekiscus – B. ovensensis – B. palliatus – B. pallidipennis – B. pallipennis – B. pallipes – B. papuanus – B. parcissimus – B. parens – B. parisii – B. parvicollis – B. parvulus – B. peraffinis – B. perplexus – B. perrieri – B. persicus – B. persimilis – B. petzi – B. philadelphicus – B. philippinus – B. phytosinus – B. picipennis – B. pilicollis – B. pitcheri – B. playanus – B. politus – B. ponticus – B. pontilis – B. poppiusi – B. porcellus – B. postmaculatus – B. primitiarum – B. procerulus – B. pruinosulus – B. puelches – B. puglialis – B. pulchellus – B. pumilio – B. punctatissimus – B. pygmaeus – B. quadricornis – B. ranglicus – B. rarus – B. rectangulus – B. renominatus – B. rhinoceros – B. richteri – B. roettgeni – B. rossicus – B. rotundicollis – B. rubiginosus – B. rudebecki – B. ruficornis – B. rufipes – B. rufus – B. rugosicollis – B. rugosulus – B. salinus – B. salsus – B. sanguinicollis – B. sanguinithorax – B. santschii – B. sareptanus – B. sarmaticus – B. sauteri – B. scheerpeltzi – B. schoutedeni – B. secessus – B. sellatus – B. semicircularis – B. semiferrugineus – B. semiopacus – B. setonis – B. similis – B. simplex – B. simplicifrons – B. simulator – B. sinuatus – B. soesilae – B. soli – B. somalianus – B. speciosus – B. spectabilis – B. splendens – B. stabilis – B. strenuus – B. strictus – B. subniger – B. subnitidus – B. subopacus – B. subterraneus – B. suravius – B. susae – B. suturalis – B. tallaci – B. talpa – B. tarandus – B. taruensis – B. tau – B. teestaius – B. tenebricosus – B. tenenbaumi – B. tenuiverres – B. terebrans – B. testaceipennis – B. thinopus – B. tibialis – B. torsius – B. totius – B. transcaspicus – B. transversemaculatus – B. transversus – B. tricornis – B. trinidadensis – B. tristis – B. tuberculatus – B. tuniseus – B. turbulentus – B. turcmenus – B. turgidus – B. ugandae – B. unicornis – B. validepunctatus – B. venus – B. verres – B. victoriae – B. vietus – B. vilis – B. villosus – B. viriosus – B. vitaensis – B. vitulus – B. washingtonensis – B. weiseri – B. withycombei – B. wombaliensis – B. wudus – B. xiphias – B. yemenicus – B. yezoensis – B. zophus

Invalid species names: B. bubalus

Name

Bledius Leach, 1819: 174

Type species: Staphylinus armatus Panzer, 1799, fixed by monotypy.

Synonymy

Microbledius Herman, 1972: 118 [synonym in Herman, 1986]
- Type species: Microbledius playanus Herman, 1972, fixed by original designation.

Primary references

Leach, W.E. 1819. [new genera]. In: Samouelle G.: The entomologist’s useful compendium; or an introduction to the knowledge of British insects comprising the best means of obtaining and preserving them, and a description of the apparatus generally used; together with the genera of Linné, and the modern method of arranging the classes Crustacea, Myriapoda, spiders, mites and insects from their affinities and structure, according to the views of Dr. Leach. Also an explanation of the terms used in entomology: a calendar of the times of appearance, and usual situations of near 3000 species of British insects; with instructions for collecting and fitting up objects for the microscope. London: Thomas Boys, 496 pp. BHL Reference page. [original description: p. 174]

Additional references

Bortoluzzi, S. & Caron, E. 2019. Bledius hyalinus sp. nov. (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Oxytelinae), of the forcipatus group, first recorded from coastal Brazil. Zootaxa 4559(2): 391–395. DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4559.2.12 Reference page. [Key to the species of coastal Bledius from Brazil: p. 392]
Castro, J.C. De, Caron, E. & Rosa, L.C. da 2016. Update on the Brazilian coastal species of Bledius Leach (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Oxytelinae) with the description of two new species. Zootaxa 4111(2): 145–157. DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4111.2.3. Reference page.
Makranczy, G. 2011: On the identity of Bledius paradoxus (Staphylinidae). Acta Entomologica Musei Nationalis Pragae 51(1): 144–144. PDF Reference page.

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