Campsomerinae. This
happens when we can't automatically assign an identification to one of the
output taxa.
Review identifications of Campsomeris 51961
Taxonomic Split 57807
(Committed on 2019-05-23)
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Atlasing will probably be difficult just due to the state of the literature (so may not occur in all countries). This is a very broad treatment below:
AMERICAS (inc. Caribbean)
• Campsomeris (very restricted to far-south Neotropical realm, nowhere in North America and likely just South America from species I can find good data on)
• Dielis (very broad occurrence throughout continents, most common in North America)
• Pygodasis (less broad occurrence, from the eastern US, south into some part of South America)
• Xanthocampsomeris (most prominent in Mexico south into at least part of South America, northern extremes only known in Arizona, Texas, and Florida)
EURASIA
• Campsomeriella (rather broad occurrence)
• Megacampsomeris (generally more Asia)
• Phalerimeris (generally more Asia)
• Sericocampsomeris (at least Asia)
Cool, well at least that's something. Thanks!
So... where do these new genera exist? If you don't want to atlas them, could you at least summarize the geographic delineations in the underlying papers? I'm mostly interested in the American ones, but I assume everyone who's observed / identified these would like some tips on how to re-identify their records.
Ugh, given what I'm seeing at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?place_id=1&subview=grid&taxon_id=469073&view=species, maybe geography isn't terribly useful.