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Two new genera of   Oodini   LaFerté-Sénectére, 1851 are described:    Bamaroodes    gen. n.  (type species:    Hololeius   cyaneus    Facchini, 2011) for    Bamaroodes   cyaneus    (Facchini, 2011),  comb. n. , here placed in tribe   Oodini   and removed from   Chlaeniini   Brullé, 1834; and    Thaioodes    gen. n.  (type species:    Thaioodes   piceus    sp. n. ) for    Thaioodes   piceus    sp. n.  (type locality: Khon Kaen, Thailand). The new genera are closely related and belong to the same lineage as evidenced by the following combination of characters: body shape semi-elongate; discal setiferous pore lacking in interval 3 of elytra; mesocoxa without lateral seta; tarsomere 5 setose ventrally; joints of the claws of tarsomere 5 parallel, situated closely to each other. The two genera are readily distinguished from one another by a number of distinct characters.Further, the tribal position of two other genera is reconsidered. The monospecific    Hololeius    LaFerté-Sénectére, 1851 is redescribed and its current placement within   Chlaeniini   is confirmed, though it might be distantly related to the two new genera. Analysis of character states in species of    Holosoma    Semenov, 1889 leads me to transfer the genus from   Oodini   to   Chlaeniini  . Pictures of the taxa dealt with here are provided, including habitus, external characters, and genitalia. In addition, all the genera of the   Oodini   from the Oriental Region, including genera of Oriental   Chlaeniini   with oodine facies, are keyed for the first time.

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Two new related oodine genera in the Oriental Region, with remarks on the systematic position of the genera    Hololeius    and    Holosoma    (  Coleoptera  ,   Carabidae  )