Amblytelus
Introduction '''''Amblytelus''''' is a genus of ground beetle including 44 species distributed through southern Australia, including the Southwest and along the east coast up to North Queensland.
Species These 44 species belong to the genus ''Amblytelus'':* ''Amblytelus balli'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus barringtonensis'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus bathurstensis'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus bellorum'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus bistriatus'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus brevis'' Blackburn, 1892* ''Amblytelus brunnicolor'' Sloane, 1898* ''Amblytelus calderi'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus castaneus'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus cooki'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus curtus'' (Fabricius, 1801)* ''Amblytelus discoidalis'' Blackburn, 1891* ''Amblytelus doyeni'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus fallax'' Baehr, 2006* ''Amblytelus geoffreyorum'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus gloriosus'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus handkei'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus inornatus'' Blackburn, 1891* ''Amblytelus karricola'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus lawrencei'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus leai'' Sloane, 1898* ''Amblytelus longior'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus longipennis'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus marginicollis'' Sloane, 1911* ''Amblytelus matthewsi'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus meyeri'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus minutus'' W.J.MacLeay, 1871* ''Amblytelus monteithi'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus montiscampi'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus montiswilsoni'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus montorum'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus neboissi'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus niger'' Sloane, 1920* ''Amblytelus observatorum'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus pseudepelyx'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus rugosifrons'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus simsoni'' Sloane, 1920* ''Amblytelus sinuatus'' Blackburn, 1892* ''Amblytelus spurgeoni'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus striatus'' Sloane, 1920* ''Amblytelus suturalis'' Baehr, 2016* ''Amblytelus temporalis'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus walfordi'' Baehr, 2004* ''Amblytelus weiri'' Baehr, 2004
References
External links * New species and new records of the amblyteline genera Amblytelus Erichson and Dystrichothorax Blackbur from eastern Australia