Pamborus

Belongs within: Carabinae.

Pamborus is a genus of flightless ground beetles found in eastern Australia, characterised by a large, almost heart-shaped pronotum and short, strongly curved mandibles.

<==Pamborus Latreille 1812 [incl. Callimosoma Castelnau 1834; Pamborini]LM87
    |--*P. alternans Latreille 1812 (see below for synonymy)LM87
    |--P. brisbanensis Castelnau 1867LM87
    |--P. elegans Sloane 1915LM87
    |--P. guerinii Gory 1831 [=*Callimosoma guerini]LM87
    |--P. macleayi Castelnau 1867LM87
    |--P. opacus Géhin 1885LM87
    |--P. pradieri Chaudoir 1869LM87
    |    |--P. p. pradieriLM87
    |    `--P. p. darlingtoni Bänninger 1940LM87
    |--P. punctatus Darlington 1961LM87
    |--P. subtropicus Darlington 1961LM87
    |--P. transitus Darlington 1961LM87
    |--P. tropicus Darlington 1961LM87
    `--P. viridis Gory 1836LM87

*Pamborus alternans Latreille 1812 [incl. P. cunninghamii Castelnau 1834, P. elongatus Gory 1836, P. morbillosus Boisduval 1835, P. viridiaureus Macleay 1883]^LM87

*Type species of generic name indicated

References

[LM87] Lawrence, J. F., B. P. Moore, J. E. Pyke & T. A. Weir. 1987. Zoological Catalogue of Australia vol. 4. Coleoptera: Archostemata, Myxophaga and Adephaga. Australian Government Publishing Service: Canberra.