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The tribes   Goniaderini   Lacordaire, 1859 and   Lupropini   Lesne, 1926 within the tenebrionid subfamily   Lagriinae   Latreille, 1825 have previously been shown to be non-monophyletic by molecular phylogenetic analyses. The tribes and constituent genera are here reviewed and redefined morphologically. As part of tribal redefinitions, we establish   Prateini   New Tribe  with type genus    Prateus    LeConte, 1862. We reestablish the subtribe   Phobeliina   Ardoin, 1961  Revised Status , which is transferred from   Goniaderini   and placed as a subtribe of   Lagriini   Latreille, 1825 where it is comprised of    Phobelius    Blanchard, 1842, and    Rhosaces    Champion, 1889 (previously in   Lagriini  :   Statirina   Blanchard, 1845). The fossil tribe   Archaeolupropini   Nabozhenko, Perkovsky, &amp; Nazarenko, 2023 is transferred from   Lagriinae   to   Tetratomidae  :   Tetratominae   Billberg, 1820. Keys to extant tribes and subtribes of   Lagriinae   and genera of   Goniaderini  ,   Lupropini  , and   Prateini   are provided. Generic and species-level changes from this work are as follows:Prateini   is comprised of the following 15 genera:    Antennoluprops    Schawaller, 2007,    Ardoiniellus    Schawaller, 2013,    Bolitrium    Gebien, 1914,    Enicmosoma    Gebien, 1922,    Indenicmosoma    Ardoin, 1964,    Iscanus    Fauvel, 1904,    Kuschelus    Kaszab, 1982,    Lorelopsis    Champion, 1896,    Mesotretis    Bates, 1872,    Microcalcar    Pic, 1925,    Micropedinus    Lewis, 1894,    Paratenetus    Spinola, 1845,    Prateus   ,    Terametus    Motschulsky, 1869, and    Tithassa    Pascoe, 1860.    Lorelus    Sharp, 1876 is  Returned to Synonymy  with    Prateus   , resulting in the following 49  New Combinations :    Prateus   angulatus    (Doyen &amp; Poinar, 1994),    P.   angustulus    (Champion, 1913),    P.   armatus    (Montrouzier, 1860),    P.   biroi    (Kaszab, 1956),    P.   blairi    (Kaszab, 1955),    P.   brevicornis    (Champion, 1896),    P.   breviusculus    (Champion, 1913),    P.   caledonicus    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   carolinensis    (Blair, 1940),    P.   chinensis    (Kaszab, 1940),    P.   clarkei    (Kulzer, 1957),    P.   crassicornis    (Broun, 1880),    P.   crassepunctatus    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   cribricollis    (Kaszab, 1940),    P.   curvipes    (Champion, 1913),    P.   dybasi    (Kulzer, 1957),    P.   fijianus    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   fumatus    (Lea, 1929),    P.   glabriventris    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   greensladei    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   guadeloupensis    (Kaszab, 1940),    P.   hirtus    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   ivoirensis    (Ardoin, 1969),    P.   kanak    (Kaszab, 1986),    P.   kaszabi    (Watt, 1992),    P.   laticornis    (Watt, 1992),    P.   latulus    (Broun, 1910),    P.   longicornis    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   mareensis    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   marginalis    (Broun, 1910),    P.   niger    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   norfolkianus    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   obtusus    (Watt, 1992),    P.   ocularis    (Fauvel, 1904),    P.   opacus    (Watt, 1992),    P.   palauensis    (Kulzer, 1957),    P.   politus    (Watt, 1992),    P.   priscus    (Sharp, 1876),    P.   prosternalis    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   pubescens    (Broun, 1880),    P.   pubipennis    (Lea, 1929),    P.   punctatus    (Watt, 1992),    P.   quadricollis    (Broun, 1886),    P.   queenslandicus    (Kaszab, 1986),    P.   rugifrons    (Champion, 1913),    P.   solomonis    (Kaszab, 1982),    P.   tarsalis    (Broun, 1910),    P.   unicornis    (Kaszab, 1982), and    P.   watti    (Kaszab, 1982).    Microlyprops    Kaszab, 1939 is placed as a  New Synonym  of    Micropedinus    resulting in the following  New Combinations :    Micropedinus   ceylonicus    (Kaszab, 1939) and    M.   maderi    (Kaszab, 1940).    Lorelopsis    Revised Status  is revalidated as a genus and eight species formerly in    Lorelus    are transferred to it resulting in the following six  New Combinations :    Lorelopsis   bicolor    (Doyen, 1993),    L.   glabrata    (Doyen, 1993),    L.   exilis    (Champion, 1913),    L.   foraminosa    (Doyen &amp; Poinar, 1994),    L.   minutulis    (Doyen &amp; Poinar, 1994),    L.   trapezidera    (Champion, 1913), and    L.   wolcotti    (Doyen, 1993).    Lorelopsis   pilosa    Champion, 1896 becomes a  Restored Combination .In   Goniaderini  ,    Aemymone    Bates, 1868  Revised Status  and    Opatresthes    Gebien, 1928  Revised Status , which were recently considered as subgenera of    Goniadera    Perty, 1832, are restored as valid genera based on new character analysis resulting in the following  New Combinations :    Aemymone   hansfranzi    (Ferrer &amp; Delatour, 2007),    A.   simplex    (Fairmaire, 1889),    A.   striatipennis    (Pic, 1934) and  Restored Combinations :    Aemymone   cariosa    (Bates, 1868),    A.   crenata    Champion, 1893, and    A.   semirufa    Pic, 1917.    Gamaxus    Bates, 1868 is  Returned to Synonymy  with    Phymatestes    Pascoe, 1866, and the type species    Gamaxus   hauxwelli    Bates, 1868 is placed as a  New Synonym  of    Phymatestes   brevicornis    (Lacordaire, 1859). The following seven genera are placed as  New Synonyms  of    Anaedus    Blanchard, 1842:    Microanaedus    Pic, 1923,    Pengaleganus    Pic, 1917,    Pseudanaedus    Gebien, 1921,    Pseudolyprops    Fairmaire, 1882,    Spinolyprops    Pic, 1917,    Spinadaenus    Pic, 1921, and    Sphingocorse    Gebien, 1921. Fourteen species described by Pic in    Aspisoma    Duponchel &amp; Chevrolat, 1841 (not    Aspisoma    Laporte, 1833) are returned to   Tenebrionidae   as valid species of    Anaedus   . These synonymies necessitate the following 51  New Combinations :    Anaedus   albipes    (Gebien, 1921),    A.   amboinensis    (Kaszab, 1964),    A.   amplicollis    (Fairmaire, 1896),    A.   anaedoides    (Gebien, 1921),    A.   angulicollis    (Gebien, 1921),    A.   angustatus    (Pic, 1921),    A.   australiae    (Carter, 1930),    A.   bartolozzii    (Ferrer, 2002),    A.   beloni    Fairmaire, 1888),    A.   biangulatus    (Gebien, 1921),    A.   borneensis    (Pic, 1917),    A.   carinicollis    (Gebien, 1921),    A.   conradti    (Gebien, 1921),    A.   cribricollis    (Schawaller, 2012),    A.   gabonicus    (Pic, 1917),    A.   himalayicus    (Kaszab, 1965),    A.   inaequalis    (Pic, 1917),    A.   jacobsoni    (Gebien, 1927),    A.   lateralis    (Pic, 1917),    A.   latus    (Pic, 1917),    A.   longeplicatus    (Gebien, 1921) ,    A.   maculipennis    (Schawaller, 2011),    A.   major    (Pic, 1917),    A.   nepalicus    (Kaszab, 1975),    A.   nigrita    (Gebien, 1927),    A.   notatus    (Pic, 1923),    A.   pakistanicus    (Schawaller, 1996),    A.   pinguis    (Gebien, 1927),    A.   punctatus    (Carter, 1914),    A.   raffrayi    (Pic, 1917),    A.   rufithorax    (Pic, 1917),    A.   rufus    (Pic, 1917),    A.   serrimargo    (Gebien, 1914),    A.   sumatrensis    (Pic, 1917),    A.   terminatus    (Gebien, 1921),    A.   testaceicornis    (Pic, 1921),    A.   testaceipes    (Pic, 1917),    A.   thailandicus    (Schawaller, 2012),    A.   trautneri    (Schawaller, 1994); and 13 restored combinations:    Anaedus   boliviensis    (Pic, 1934),    A.   claveri    (Pic, 1917),    A.   diversicollis    (Pic, 1917),    A.   elongatus    (Pic, 1934),    A.   guyanensis    (Pic, 1917),    A.   holtzi    (Pic, 1934),    A.   inangulatus    (Pic, 1934),    A.   inhumeralis    (Pic, 1917),    A.   mendesensis    (Pic, 1917),    A.   minutus    (Pic, 1917),    A.   rufimembris    (Pic, 1932),    A.   rufipennis    (Pic, 1917),    A.   subelongatus    (Pic, 1932). The new synonymies with    Anaedus    necessitate the following six  New Replacement Names    Anaedus   maculipennis    (for    Spinolyprops   maculatus    Kulzer, 1954),    A.   grimmi    (for    Aspisoma   forticornis    Pic, 1917),    A.   minimus    (for    Anaedus   minutus    Pic, 1938),    A.   merkli    (for    Anaedus   diversicollis    Pic, 1938),    A.   ottomerkli    (for    Anaedus   lateralis    Pic, 1923),    A.   schawalleri    (for    Anaedus   nepalicus    Schawaller, 1994).Capeluprops    Schawaller, 2011 is removed from   Lupropini   and provisionally placed in   Laenini   Seidlitz, 1895.    Plastica    Waterhouse, 1903 is transferred from   Apocryphini   Lacordaire, 1859 to   Laenini  .    Paralorelopsis    Marcuzzi, 1994 is removed from   Lupropini   and provisionally placed in   Lagriinae   incertae sedis.    Pseudesarcus    Champion, 1913 is transferred from   Lagriinae   incertae sedis to   Diaperinae   incertae sedis.    Falsotithassa    Pic, 1934 is transferred from   Lupropini   to   Leiochrinini   Lewis, 1894 (  Diaperinae  ).    Mimocellus    Wasmann, 1904 is transferred from   Lupropini   to   Tenebrionidae   incertae sedis, and likely belongs in either   Diaperinae   or   Stenochiinae  .

Reconstitution of some tribes and genera of Lagriinae ( Coleoptera , Tenebrionidae )