Hadrotes
Mannerheim, 1852
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1Hadrotes is a of large rove beetles in the Staphylinidae. The genus contains at least three described distributed across North America and associated regions. Members of this genus are characterized by their relatively large size compared to other rove beetles. The genus was established by Mannerheim in 1852.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Hadrotes: /ˈhædroʊtiːz/
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Distribution
of Hadrotes have been recorded in North America. Hadrotes crassus and Hadrotes extensus are documented from regions including the western United States and Canada. Hadrotes wakefieldi has been recorded from British Columbia.
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Taxonomic History
The Hadrotes was erected by Mannerheim in 1852. Three are currently recognized: Hadrotes crassus Mannerheim, Hadrotes extensus LeConte (1861), and Hadrotes wakefieldi Cameron (1945). The genus is classified within the subtribe Staphylinina of the tribe Staphylinini.