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The species diversity, chorology, and biogeography of the   Steninae   MacLeay, 1825 (  Coleoptera  :   Staphylinidae  ) in Iran is described. A total of 68 species of    Stenus    Latreille, 1797 and one species of    Dianous    Leach, 1819 is recorded for this Middle Eastern country.    Dianous   coerulescens   korgei    Puthz, 2002,    Stenus   bicornis    Puthz, 1972,    S.   butrintensis    Smetana, 1959,    S.   cicindeloides    Schaller, 1783,    S.   comma   comma    Le Conte, 1863, and    S.   hospes    Erichson, 1840 are recorded for the Iranian fauna for the first time. Records of    S.   cordatoides    Puthz, 1972,    S.   guttula    P. Müller 1821,    S.   melanarius   melanarius    Stephens, 1833,    S.   planifrons   planifrons    Rey, 1884,    S.   pusillus    Stephens, 1833, and    S.   umbricus    Baudi di Selve, 1870 for Iran are, however, implausible or proved erroneous. Based on literature records and recent collecting data since 2004, the distribution of the stenine species in Iran is mapped, and their biogeographical relationships are discussed. As far as possible, the species are attributed to the commonly accepted distribution types in the Palaearctic Region after the theory of Pleistocene refuges of the arboreal biota. With the example of the   Steninae   and    Scopaeus    Erichson, 1839 (  Staphylinidae  :   Paederinae  ), a cluster analysis is performed to examine the similarity of commonly accepted geographical units of Iran. The similar biogeographic pattern of the   Steninae   and    Scopaeus    reveal the high impact of Mediterranean elements on the fauna of Iran. The Hyrcanian subregion of the Caspian refuge is identified as the most significant center of origin of    Stenus    in Iran.

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Species diversity, chorology, and biogeography of the   Steninae   MacLeay, 1825 of Iran, with comparative notes on    Scopaeus    Erichson, 1839 (  Coleoptera  ,   Staphylinidae  )