Asydates
Casey, 1895
Asydates is a of in the , established by Casey in 1895. The genus is poorly studied, with limited published information on its constituent . Records in databases indicate a small number of documented observations. The group shares the general characteristics of Melyridae but lacks comprehensive taxonomic revision.
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How to pronounce Asydates: /ˈæsɪˌdeɪtiːz/
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Taxonomic status
The Asydates was described by Thomas L. Casey in 1895 within the . No comprehensive modern revision of the genus has been published. The 78 iNaturalist observations suggest some level of contemporary documentation, though -level identifications may be tentative.