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| - Species groups of Agra, whose cumulative ranges extend from southernmost Texas [USA] to northernmost Argentina are discussed. New methods of description are used in the series to cover the several hundred species in less time and space, to provide a consistent numerical data base for those who choose to use it, and to use more efficiently and effectively the descriptive process. Species group, A. palmata, is discussed; it is divided into 6 subgroups: A. dominula, A. cavei, A. dora, A. tingomaria, A. valentina and A. palmata. New species (32) of Agra are described: A. eucera, A. eucnemes, A. nigrarina, A. sironyx, A. atlas, A. rufarina, A. littleorum, A. constans, A. serra, A. xingu, A. goyazella, A. cachimbo, A. tarapoto, A. iota, A. cavei, A. notichlora, A. dora, A. satipo, A. notiocyanea, A. tingomaria, A. pearsoni, A. stockwelli, A. paloma, A. kayae, A. helize, A. atriperna, A. orobrocha, A. demerasae, A. nox, A. dorazul, A. cyaneucnemes, A. vesedes. Species (39) are fully discussed. Their cumulative range extends from Oaxaca, Mexico, south to Bolivia, east to Brazil and north to Guyana; most species are very locally distributed. A dot map illustrates the range of each taxon. Species distributions correspond to Pleistocene refuges based on other classes or groups of organisms.
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| - Species groups of Agra, whose cumulative ranges extend from southernmost Texas [USA] to northernmost Argentina are discussed. New methods of description are used in the series to cover the several hundred species in less time and space, to provide a consistent numerical data base for those who choose to use it, and to use more efficiently and effectively the descriptive process. Species group, A. palmata, is discussed; it is divided into 6 subgroups: A. dominula, A. cavei, A. dora, A. tingomaria, A. valentina and A. palmata. New species (32) of Agra are described: A. eucera, A. eucnemes, A. nigrarina, A. sironyx, A. atlas, A. rufarina, A. littleorum, A. constans, A. serra, A. xingu, A. goyazella, A. cachimbo, A. tarapoto, A. iota, A. cavei, A. notichlora, A. dora, A. satipo, A. notiocyanea, A. tingomaria, A. pearsoni, A. stockwelli, A. paloma, A. kayae, A. helize, A. atriperna, A. orobrocha, A. demerasae, A. nox, A. dorazul, A. cyaneucnemes, A. vesedes. Species (39) are fully discussed. Their cumulative range extends from Oaxaca, Mexico, south to Bolivia, east to Brazil and north to Guyana; most species are very locally distributed. A dot map illustrates the range of each taxon. Species distributions correspond to Pleistocene refuges based on other classes or groups of organisms.
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| - Erwin, T. 1984. Agra, arboreal beetles of Neotropical forests: palmata-group systematics (Carabidae). <em>Systematic Entomology</em>, 9(1): 9-48.
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