Apidaurus is a of broad-headed bugs (Alydidae) established by Stål in 1870. These insects belong to the true Alydidae, commonly known as broad-headed bugs due to their characteristically widened shape. The genus is part of the Alydinae and is distributed in the Americas, with records from Paraguay and Texas.
Distribution
Recorded from Paraguay (South America) and Texas (North America). The disjunct distribution pattern suggests the may be more widespread in the Americas than current records indicate.