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| - The group of Opatrina genera with divided eyes and expanded protarsi are informally known as the blapstinoids. The West Indian members of this group have been historically placed in the genera Blapstinus Dejean, Cenophorus Mulsant and Rey, Ctesicles Champion, Diastolinus Mulsant and Rey, Platylus Mulsant and Rey, and Sellio Mulsant and Rey. The sole fully-winged group is Blapstinus Dejean, which ranges far beyond the geographic limits of this paper. Only those Blapstinus that are recorded from the Biogeographic West Indies are treated here. All species of the remaining genera, including extralimital species placed in Diastolinus Mulsant and Rey, are reviewed and the genera redefined. The extensive and complicated nomenclatural history of this group is fully reviewed. All genera are redefined, diagnosed and the described species reassigned. These genera now include Cenophorus, Diastolinus, Goajiria Ivie and Hart, new genus (type species: Diastolinus curtus Mulsant and Rey, 1859), Nevisia Marcuzzi, new status, Platylus, and Xerolinus Ivie and Hart, new genus (type species: Diastolinus sallei Mulsant and Rey). Sellio and Ctesicles are synonymized with Diastolinus, new synonymies. With the exception of the species of Diastolinus sensu novo, which are revised in a companion paper, each species with a literature history is listed with a full synonymical table, a distributional synopsis, and historical notes on nomenclature. Forty new island records are reported, and dozens of incorrect island records based on misidentifications are corrected. Keys to these genera and additions to the key to North American genera of tenebrionids are provided. Further major nomencltural acts include: Diastolinus impressicollis Fairmaire and Diastolinus brevicollis Fairmaire are removed from Opatrina, and the first is placed as Goniadera (Anaedus) impressicollis (Fairmaire), new combination and the later placed incertae sedis in the Stenochiini. Blapstinus decui Ardoin is returned to original combination from Diastolinus; Diastolinus domingoensis Marcuzzi is placed as Blapstinus domingoensis Marcuzzi, new combination; Diastolinus genaroi Garrido as Blapstinus genaroi (Garrido), new combination; Diastolinus hispaniolensis Marcuzzi as Blapstinus hispaniolensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus inflatitibia Marcuzzi as Blapstinus inflatitibia (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus klapperichi Marcuzzi as Blapstinus klapperichi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus puertoricensis Marcuzzi as Blapstinus puertoricensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus fuscicornis Chevrolat, 1877 as Blapstinus punctatus (Fabricius), new combination; Sellio coarctatus Mulsant and Rey, 1859 as Diastolinus coarctatus (Mulsant and Rey), new combination; Sellio gladiator Garrido as Diastolinus gladiator (Garrido), new combination; Ctesicles insularis Champion as Diastolinus insularis (Champion), new combination; Ctesicles maritimus Champion as Diastolinus maritimus (Champion), new combination; Sellio tibidens Quensel as Diastolinus tibidens (Quensel), new combination; Diastolinus alfaroi Garrido and Gutierrez as Xerolinus alfaroi (Garrido and Gutierrez), new combination; Diastolinus armasi Marcuzzi, 1988 as Xerolinus armasi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus bahamae Marcuzzi, 1965 as Xerolinus bahamae (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus bielawskii Marcuzzi, 1985 as Xerolinus bielawskii (Marcuzzi, 1985), new combination; Diastolinus burtoni Garrido and Gutierrez as Xerolinus burtoni (Garrido and Gutierrez, 1996), new combination; Diastolinus caguamensis Marcuzzi as Xerolinus caguamensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus caymanensis Marcuzzi as Xerolinus caymanensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus cubanus Marcuzzi as Xerolinus cubanus (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus dentipes Marcuzzi as Xerolinus dentipes (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus difficilis Marcuzzi as Xerolinus difficilis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Blapstinus dispar Casey as Xerolinus dispar (Casey), new combination; Diastolinus dozieri Marcuzzi as Xerolinus dozieri (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus elongatus Marcuzzi as Xerolinus elongatus (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus garridoi Marcuzzi as Xerolinus garridoi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus hernandezi Marcuzzi as Xerolinus hernandezi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus juraguensis Marcuzzi as Xerolinus hernandezi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus kulzeri Marcuzzi as Xerolinus kulzeri (Marcuzzi, 1965), new combination; Diastolinus macamboensis Marcuzzi as Xerolinus macamboensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus minor Marcuzzi as Xerolinus minor (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus orientalis Garrido and Gutierrez as Xerolinus orientalis (Garrido and Gutirrez), new combination; Blapstinus puncticeps Mulsant and Rey as Xerolinus puncticeps (Mulsant and Rey), new combination; Blapstinus rufoclavatus Zayas as Xerolinus rufoclavatus (Zayas), new combination; Diastolinus smalli Garrido as Xerolinus smalli (Garrido, 2004), new combination; Diastolinus that Steiner as Xerolinus that (Steiner) new combination; Diastolinus this Steiner as Xerolinus this (Steiner), new combination; Diastolinus zayasi Marcuzzi as Xerolinus zayasi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinis curtus Mulsant and Rey as Goajiria curta (Mulsant and Rey), new combination; Diastolinis chevrolati Marcuzzi as Goajiria chevrolati (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinis fairmairei Marcuzzi as Goajiria fairmairei (Marcuzzi), ne w combination; Diastolinis margaritensis Marcuzzi as Goajiria margaritensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinis hummelincki Marcuzzi Goajiria hummelincki (Marcuzzi), new combination. Diastolinus barbudensis antiguanus Marcuzzi is synonymized with Diastolinus barbudensis Marcuzzi, new synonymy, and both placed as Nevisia barbudensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus trinitatis Marcuzzi is synonymized with Blapstinus alutaceus Casey and both placed as Xerolinus alutaceus (Casey), new combination; Diastolinus costipennis Mulsant and Rey, Diastolinus puncticollis Mulsant and Rey, and Diastolinus assoi Garrido are synonymized with Diastolinus sallei Mulsant and Rey, new synonymies, and placed as Xerolinus sallei (Mulsant and Rey), new combination; Diastolinus kaszabi Marcuzzi is synonymized with Diastolinus waterhousii Mulsant and Rey, new synonymy, and placed as Xerolinus waterhousii (Mulsant and Rey), new combination. Blapstinus opacus martinensis Marcuzzi and Diastolinus bardubensis (sic) martiniquensis Marcuzzi are synonymized with Blapstinus opacus Mulsant and Rey, new synonymies, which is returned to its original combination. Blapstinus orlandoi Ivie and Hart, new name is a replacement name for the junior secondary homonym Diastolinus jamaicensis Garrido, 2004 (not Blapstinus jamaicensis Marcuzzi, 1962), new placement. The following names are placed incertae sedis in the blapstinoid Opatrina: Blapstinus striatulus Mulsant and Rey, 1859; Blapstinus punctatus auctorum not Fabricius, 1792; Blapstinus sp. Turnbow and Thomas, 2008; Blapstinus sp. near haitensis Turnbow and Thomas, 2008; Clapstinus waterhousei Marcuzzi, 1957 (nomen nudum); Diastolinus realinoi Marcuzzi, 2002; and Diastolinus dozieri Garrido and Gutierrez, 1996.
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| - The group of Opatrina genera with divided eyes and expanded protarsi are informally known as the blapstinoids. The West Indian members of this group have been historically placed in the genera Blapstinus Dejean, Cenophorus Mulsant and Rey, Ctesicles Champion, Diastolinus Mulsant and Rey, Platylus Mulsant and Rey, and Sellio Mulsant and Rey. The sole fully-winged group is Blapstinus Dejean, which ranges far beyond the geographic limits of this paper. Only those Blapstinus that are recorded from the Biogeographic West Indies are treated here. All species of the remaining genera, including extralimital species placed in Diastolinus Mulsant and Rey, are reviewed and the genera redefined. The extensive and complicated nomenclatural history of this group is fully reviewed. All genera are redefined, diagnosed and the described species reassigned. These genera now include Cenophorus, Diastolinus, Goajiria Ivie and Hart, new genus (type species: Diastolinus curtus Mulsant and Rey, 1859), Nevisia Marcuzzi, new status, Platylus, and Xerolinus Ivie and Hart, new genus (type species: Diastolinus sallei Mulsant and Rey). Sellio and Ctesicles are synonymized with Diastolinus, new synonymies. With the exception of the species of Diastolinus sensu novo, which are revised in a companion paper, each species with a literature history is listed with a full synonymical table, a distributional synopsis, and historical notes on nomenclature. Forty new island records are reported, and dozens of incorrect island records based on misidentifications are corrected. Keys to these genera and additions to the key to North American genera of tenebrionids are provided. Further major nomencltural acts include: Diastolinus impressicollis Fairmaire and Diastolinus brevicollis Fairmaire are removed from Opatrina, and the first is placed as Goniadera (Anaedus) impressicollis (Fairmaire), new combination and the later placed incertae sedis in the Stenochiini. Blapstinus decui Ardoin is returned to original combination from Diastolinus; Diastolinus domingoensis Marcuzzi is placed as Blapstinus domingoensis Marcuzzi, new combination; Diastolinus genaroi Garrido as Blapstinus genaroi (Garrido), new combination; Diastolinus hispaniolensis Marcuzzi as Blapstinus hispaniolensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus inflatitibia Marcuzzi as Blapstinus inflatitibia (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus klapperichi Marcuzzi as Blapstinus klapperichi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus puertoricensis Marcuzzi as Blapstinus puertoricensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus fuscicornis Chevrolat, 1877 as Blapstinus punctatus (Fabricius), new combination; Sellio coarctatus Mulsant and Rey, 1859 as Diastolinus coarctatus (Mulsant and Rey), new combination; Sellio gladiator Garrido as Diastolinus gladiator (Garrido), new combination; Ctesicles insularis Champion as Diastolinus insularis (Champion), new combination; Ctesicles maritimus Champion as Diastolinus maritimus (Champion), new combination; Sellio tibidens Quensel as Diastolinus tibidens (Quensel), new combination; Diastolinus alfaroi Garrido and Gutierrez as Xerolinus alfaroi (Garrido and Gutierrez), new combination; Diastolinus armasi Marcuzzi, 1988 as Xerolinus armasi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus bahamae Marcuzzi, 1965 as Xerolinus bahamae (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus bielawskii Marcuzzi, 1985 as Xerolinus bielawskii (Marcuzzi, 1985), new combination; Diastolinus burtoni Garrido and Gutierrez as Xerolinus burtoni (Garrido and Gutierrez, 1996), new combination; Diastolinus caguamensis Marcuzzi as Xerolinus caguamensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus caymanensis Marcuzzi as Xerolinus caymanensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus cubanus Marcuzzi as Xerolinus cubanus (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus dentipes Marcuzzi as Xerolinus dentipes (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus difficilis Marcuzzi as Xerolinus difficilis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Blapstinus dispar Casey as Xerolinus dispar (Casey), new combination; Diastolinus dozieri Marcuzzi as Xerolinus dozieri (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus elongatus Marcuzzi as Xerolinus elongatus (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus garridoi Marcuzzi as Xerolinus garridoi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus hernandezi Marcuzzi as Xerolinus hernandezi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus juraguensis Marcuzzi as Xerolinus hernandezi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus kulzeri Marcuzzi as Xerolinus kulzeri (Marcuzzi, 1965), new combination; Diastolinus macamboensis Marcuzzi as Xerolinus macamboensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus minor Marcuzzi as Xerolinus minor (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus orientalis Garrido and Gutierrez as Xerolinus orientalis (Garrido and Gutirrez), new combination; Blapstinus puncticeps Mulsant and Rey as Xerolinus puncticeps (Mulsant and Rey), new combination; Blapstinus rufoclavatus Zayas as Xerolinus rufoclavatus (Zayas), new combination; Diastolinus smalli Garrido as Xerolinus smalli (Garrido, 2004), new combination; Diastolinus that Steiner as Xerolinus that (Steiner) new combination; Diastolinus this Steiner as Xerolinus this (Steiner), new combination; Diastolinus zayasi Marcuzzi as Xerolinus zayasi (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinis curtus Mulsant and Rey as Goajiria curta (Mulsant and Rey), new combination; Diastolinis chevrolati Marcuzzi as Goajiria chevrolati (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinis fairmairei Marcuzzi as Goajiria fairmairei (Marcuzzi), ne w combination; Diastolinis margaritensis Marcuzzi as Goajiria margaritensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinis hummelincki Marcuzzi Goajiria hummelincki (Marcuzzi), new combination. Diastolinus barbudensis antiguanus Marcuzzi is synonymized with Diastolinus barbudensis Marcuzzi, new synonymy, and both placed as Nevisia barbudensis (Marcuzzi), new combination; Diastolinus trinitatis Marcuzzi is synonymized with Blapstinus alutaceus Casey and both placed as Xerolinus alutaceus (Casey), new combination; Diastolinus costipennis Mulsant and Rey, Diastolinus puncticollis Mulsant and Rey, and Diastolinus assoi Garrido are synonymized with Diastolinus sallei Mulsant and Rey, new synonymies, and placed as Xerolinus sallei (Mulsant and Rey), new combination; Diastolinus kaszabi Marcuzzi is synonymized with Diastolinus waterhousii Mulsant and Rey, new synonymy, and placed as Xerolinus waterhousii (Mulsant and Rey), new combination. Blapstinus opacus martinensis Marcuzzi and Diastolinus bardubensis (sic) martiniquensis Marcuzzi are synonymized with Blapstinus opacus Mulsant and Rey, new synonymies, which is returned to its original combination. Blapstinus orlandoi Ivie and Hart, new name is a replacement name for the junior secondary homonym Diastolinus jamaicensis Garrido, 2004 (not Blapstinus jamaicensis Marcuzzi, 1962), new placement. The following names are placed incertae sedis in the blapstinoid Opatrina: Blapstinus striatulus Mulsant and Rey, 1859; Blapstinus punctatus auctorum not Fabricius, 1792; Blapstinus sp. Turnbow and Thomas, 2008; Blapstinus sp. near haitensis Turnbow and Thomas, 2008; Clapstinus waterhousei Marcuzzi, 1957 (nomen nudum); Diastolinus realinoi Marcuzzi, 2002; and Diastolinus dozieri Garrido and Gutierrez, 1996.
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| - Ivie, M.A. & Hart, C.J. 2016. Redefinition of <em>Diastolinus </em>Mulsant and Rey, with a Review of West Indian Blapstinoid Genera (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae: Opatrini).<em> The Coleopterists Bulletin</em>, 70(3): 447-481.
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