03932nas a2200253   4500008004500000245011600045210006900161300001100230490000700241520308600248653001503334653001703349653001303366653001203379653000703391653002803398653001803426653002403444653002103468653001103489100002203500700001803522856013803540       2006                        spandsh  00aEstado del conocimiento y conservacion de los coleopteros Scarabaeoidea (Insecta) del estado de Hidalgo, Mexico0 aEstado del conocimiento y conservacion de los coleopteros Scarab  a57-1080 v223 aA faunistic and conservation-oriented analysis of the Scarabaeoidea beetles from the Hidalgo State, México is presented. Seven families with 95 genera and 276 species are recorded, of which five genera and six species are considered introduced. Fifteen species are cited for the first time for this state and 21 species are considered to be erroneously or doubtfully recorded for Hidalgo. Thus, Hidalgo is the fifth Mexican state with the highest number of Scarabaeoidea species. On the basis of estimates of species numbers of several biological groups, it is extrapolated that at least 100 species are missing to record from this state. According to the geographical distribution of the species, six groups are proposed (with the exception of introduced species): endemic from Hidalgo (13 spp.), endemic from México (104 spp.), North American (37 spp.), Central American (55 spp.), Latin American (32 spp.), and American (29 spp.). With respect to the vegetation types of the state, the coniferous forest has 92 species of which 37 are restricted to this forest, the oak forest 71 species and none are restricted, the cloud forest 108 species with 34 restricted, the tropical evergreen and semideciduous forests 108 species with 29 restricted, the tropical deciduous forest 69 species with one restricted, and the xerophilous scrub 52 species with 12 restricted. The distribution of the species by biogeographical provinces shows that 62.1 % of the total species are exclusively located in the Sierra Madre Oriental, 13.8 % in the Altiplano Mexicano, 3.8 % in the Eje Neovolcánico Transmexicano and 1.9 % in the Golfo de México. With regard to endemism of Hidalgo and México, the coniferous forest presents 60 species, the cloud forest 59 species, the oak forest 44 species, the tropical evergreen and semideciduous forests 16 species, the xerophilous scrub 13 species, and the tropical deciduous forest nine species. With regard to the four federal protected natural areas of the Hidalgo state, it is necessary to carry out a systematic faunal work at the Biosphere Reserve Barranca de Metztitlán, due to the lack of data of scarab beetles from this and many other arid and semiarid areas of México. It is also important to complete the faunal inventories of the areas with coniferous and oak forests, among them the National Parks Los Mármoles and El Chico. In addition, it is advisable to conduct supplementary collections in areas with tropical deciduous forest, since information on scarab beetles in this forest in Hidalgo state is scarce. On the basis of the high values of richness, endemism and restricted species numbers of the scarab beetles inhabiting the cloud forests, it is urgent to propose protected areas in the state of Hidalgo with this type of vegetation. It is also necessary to obtain more information on the eco-geographical distribution of scarab beetles from Hidalgo, in order to propose species into categories of risk. Likewise, the present-day number of protected natural areas is considered inadequate to preserve this insects group.10aCOLEOPTERA10aconservation10aendemism10aHidalgo10aMe10aprotected natural areas10aScarabaeoidea10ataxonomic diversity10avegetation types10áxico1 aDelgado, Leonardo1 aMarquez, Juan  uhttps://scarabnet.myspecies.info/estado-del-conocimiento-y-conservacion-de-los-coleopteros-scarabaeoidea-insecta-del-estado-de-hidalg00717nas a2200157   4500008004800000245017000048210006900218300001000287653001500297653001700312653001300329100003000342700002300372700002600395856013800421       2006                        portdguese  00aBeosuros coprofagos (Coleoptera; Scarabaeoidea) presentes nas pastagens do campo experimental da Embrapa gado de leite, no municipio de Coronel Pacheco, Minas Gerais0 aBeosuros coprofagos Coleoptera Scarabaeoidea presentes nas pasta  a29-3110aCOLEOPTERA10acoprophagous10ahorn fly1 aMonteiro, Caio, Marcio de1 aKoller, Wilson, W.1 aReis, Eder, Sebastiao  uhttps://scarabnet.myspecies.info/beosuros-coprofagos-coleoptera-scarabaeoidea-presentes-nas-pastagens-do-campo-experimental-da-embrap00656nas a2200181   4500008004100000245010800041210006900149300001000218490000900228653001500237653001300252653001500265653001600280653001700296653001800313100002000331856012300351       2006                        eng d00aA new species of Aphodius Illiger (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidea: Aphodiinae) from the central United States0 anew species of Aphodius Illiger Coleoptera Scarabaeidea Aphodiin  a61-680 v118510aAphodiinae10aaphodius10aCOLEOPTERA10anew species10aScarabaeidae10aUnited States1 aPaulsen, M., J.  uhttps://scarabnet.myspecies.info/new-species-aphodius-illiger-coleoptera-scarabaeidea-aphodiinae-central-united-states