Ciinae

Leach, 1819

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Ciinae is a of minute beetles within the Ciidae, commonly known as minute tree-fungus beetles. Members are characterized by their small size, compact bodies, and association with wood-decaying fungi. The subfamily was established by Leach in 1819 and represents the primary lineage within Ciidae.

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How to pronounce Ciinae: //ˈsiː.iˌnaɪ//

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Taxonomic context

Ciinae is the nominate of Ciidae, which also includes the subfamily Xylographellinae. The subfamily encompasses the majority of described in the .

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