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The Neotropical species of the water scavenger beetle genus    Notionotus    Spangler, 1972 are revised using an integrative taxonomic approach combining morphology with DNA sequence data from two genes. Support exists for four putative species groups into which 18 species are placed, including twelve that are described here as new:    N.   bicolor    sp. nov.  (Suriname),    N.   bifidus    sp. nov.  (Venezuela),    N.   brunbadius    sp. nov.  (Brazil),    N.   garciae    sp. nov.  (Brazil),    N.   giraldoi    sp. nov.  (Brazil),    N.   insignitus    sp. nov.  (Venezuela),    N.   juma    sp. nov.  (Brazil),    N.   parvus    sp. nov.  (Suriname),    N.   patamona    sp. nov.  (Guyana),    N.   peruensis    sp. nov.  (Peru),    N.   retusus    sp. nov.  (Guyana), and    N.   vatius    sp. nov.  (Brazil). Four new synonymies are created:    N.   shorti    Queney  syn. nov.  is found to be conspecific with    N.   dilucidus    Queney;    N.   edibethae    García  syn. nov. ,    N.   nucleus    Perkins  syn. nov. , and    N.   perijanus    García  syn. nov.  are found to be conspecific with    N.   tricarinatus    Perkins. New records are provided for all previously described species except    N.   mexicanus    Perkins. Within the Neotropical region, the range of the genus is greatly expanded and now known from as far south as Bolivia and the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul. While a few species are found in hygropetric habitats, most are associated with the margins of forested streams. Genitalia and habitus images are provided for nearly all species, as well as a key to the four species groups.

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﻿Revision of the water scavenger beetle genus    Notionotus    Spangler, 1972 in the Neotropical Region (  Coleoptera  ,   Hydrophilidae  ,   Enochrinae  )

﻿Revision of the water scavenger beetle genus Notionotus Spangler, 1972 in the Neotropical Region ( Coleoptera , Hydrophilidae , Enochrinae )

Revision of the water scavenger beetle genus Notionotus Spangler, 1972 in the Neotropical Region ( Coleoptera , Hydrophilidae , Enochrinae )