Calymmaderus
Solier, 1849
Calymmaderus is a of small in the (formerly often placed in Anobiidae). The genus contains approximately 11 described distributed primarily in North America and the Caribbean. Species in this genus are associated with stored products and dry organic materials. The genus was established by Solier in 1849.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Calymmaderus: /kəˌlɪməˈdiːrəs/
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Distribution
North America, Caribbean region (based on distributions including C. nitidus, C. punctulatus, and C. obsoletus in North America, and C. bibliothecarum in the Caribbean)
Human Relevance
Some are associated with stored products and museum collections; C. bibliothecarum has been reported in association with books and paper materials, consistent with referencing libraries ("bibliothecarum" = of libraries)