Pleistocene-fossil

Guides

• Boreaphilus henningianus

  Boreaphilus henningianus is a rove beetle (Staphylinidae) with a Holarctic distribution spanning northern Eurasia and North America. The species is associated with cold, northern habitats and has been recorded from boreal and subarctic regions. It belongs to the tribe Coryphiini within the subfamily Omaliinae.

  rove-beetleStaphylinidaeHolarcticborealsubarcticOmaliinaeCoryphiiniPleistocene-fossil

• Holoboreaphilus

  Holoboreaphilus is a genus of rove beetles (Staphylinidae: Omaliinae) established by Campbell in 1978. The genus includes at least one species, Holoboreaphilus nordenskioeldi, which has been documented from both northeastern and northwestern North America with fossil occurrences in Late Pleistocene deposits. The genus belongs to the tribe Coryphiini within the subfamily Omaliinae.

  StaphylinidaeOmaliinaeCoryphiinirove-beetleNorth-AmericaPleistocene-fossil