Systematics and biogeography of Appalachian Anillini, and a taxonomic review of the species of South Carolina (Coleoptera, Carabidae, Trechinae, Anillini)

Curt W. Harden; Michael S. Caterino

doi:10.3897/zookeys.1209.125897

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ZooKeys 1209: 69-197
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Abstract
Key words
Introduction
Materials and methods
- Field collecting
- Morphology
- Material examined
- Distribution maps
- Taxonomy
- Molecular phylogenetics
Results
- Molecular phylogenetics
- Systematics of Appalachian Anillinus
  - Key to eastern genera of Anillini and most species groups of Anillinus
- Species groups of Appalachian Anillinus
  - ‘moseleyae group’
  - Anillinus sp. “Kentucky, Hestand sp. 1”
  - ‘indianae group’
  - ‘folkertsi group’
  - ‘barberi group’
  - ‘hirsutus group’
  - ‘erwini group’
  - ‘dentatus group’
  - ‘valentinei group’ sensu novo
  - ‘albrittonorum group’
  - ‘elongatus group’ sensu Harden and Caterino (2024)
  - ‘sinuaticollis group’ sensu novo
  - ‘pecki group’ sensu Harden and Caterino (2024)
  - Anillinus sp. “Tennessee, Kings Saltpeter Cave”
  - ‘langdoni group’ sensu novo
  - ‘loweae group’ sensu novo
  - ‘steevesi group’
- Taxonomic review of Anillini of South Carolina
- Partial key to the species of Serranillus of South Carolina and adjacent parts of North Carolina and Georgia
  - ‘dentatus group’
  - ‘albrittonorum group’
  - ‘valentinei group’
Discussion
- Phylogenetics and systematics of eastern Nearctic Anillini
- Biogeography of eastern Nearctic Anillini and the unique South Carolina assemblage
- Conservation of Appalachian Anillini
Conclusions
Acknowledgements
Additional information
- Conflict of interest
- Ethical statement
- Funding
- Author contributions
- Author ORCIDs
- Data availability
References
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