superfamily
Rove, Ant-like Stone, and Carrion Beetles
Staphylinoidea
Field notes
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Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native rove, ant-like stone, and carrion beetles All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Lesser Vespillo Burying Beetle
Nicrophorus vespilloides
7,059 observations
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Banded Sexton Beetle
Nicrophorus investigator
3,493 observations
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Boreal Burying Beetle
Nicrophorus defodiens
2,366 observations
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Black Burying Beetle
Nicrophorus nigrita
1,133 observations
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American Burying Beetle
Nicrophorus americanus
158 observations
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Rove Beetle
Oxytelus laqueatus
51 observations
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Black Lordithon Rove Beetle
Lordithon niger
22 observations
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Spelean Rove Beetle
Quedius spelaeus
12 observations
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Bledius fenyesi
11 observations
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Quedius limbifer
11 observations
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Rove Beetle
Aleochara bimaculata
8 observations
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Brathinus californicus
3 observations
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Hydraena pensylvanica
3 observations
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Quedius erythrogaster
2 observations
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Hydraena marginicollis
1 observations