A Revision of the New Zealand Species of the Genus Sagola Sharp (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Pselaphinae: Faronitae)

The pselaphine genus Sagola Sharp (type species: Sagola misella Sharp) comprises 143 species occurring in the New Zealand region and divided among 31 species-groups. Ninety-five species are described as new herein: Sagola coromandelensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola northlandensis Park and...

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Published in:The Coleopterists bulletin 2014-12, Vol.68 (mo4), p.1-156
Main Authors: Park, J.-S, Carlton, C. E
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
biogeography
Coleoptera
Faronini
lectotypes
new species
Pselaphinae
Staphylinidae
synonymy
taxonomy
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Summary:The pselaphine genus Sagola Sharp (type species: Sagola misella Sharp) comprises 143 species occurring in the New Zealand region and divided among 31 species-groups. Ninety-five species are described as new herein: Sagola coromandelensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola northlandensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola taranakiensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola kuscheli Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola newtoni Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola thorpei Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola dugdalei Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola thayerae Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola hunuaensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola waikatoensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola gisbornensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola weiri Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola brookesi Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola waipouaensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola brouni Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola plentyensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola crawi Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola earlyi Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola embersoni Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola mayae Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola ranatungae Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola baylessae Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola tekoauensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola ferroi Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola fairburni Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola baiknami Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola watti Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola butcherae Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola taupoensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola nunni Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola sunsookae Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola choeunae Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola keejeongi Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola ramsayi Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola poortmani Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola unuwhaoensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola helmorei Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola wellingtonensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola marlboroughensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola walkerae Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola lescheni Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola gourlayi Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola chathamensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola pittensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola chandleri Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola threekingsensis Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola gimmeli Park and Carlton, new species; Sagola sokolovi Park
ISSN:0010-065X
1938-4394
DOI:10.1649/072.068.0mo4.1