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This paper treats 13 species of the subgenus    Microdota    Mulsant &amp; Rey of    Atheta    Thomson and 3 species of the genus    Clusiota    Casey in Canada and Alaska. We report here 4 species new to science, and 3 new provincial records. The following species are new to science:   A.  ( M. )  curtipenis   Klimaszewski &amp; Webster,  sp. n. ,   A.  ( M. )  formicaensis   Klimaszewski &amp; Webster,  sp. n. ,   A.  ( M. )  macesi   Klimaszewski &amp; Webster,  sp. n. , and    Clusiota   grandipenis    Klimaszewski &amp; Webster,  sp. n.  The new provincial records are:   A.  ( M. )  pseudosubtilis   Klimaszewski &amp; Langor, new to  AB , and   A.  ( M. )  subtilis   (Scriba), an adventive Palaearctic species new to North America, first reported in  LB  and  NB . The two    Clusiota    Casey species are reviewed, and their distribution is revised. A female    C.   impressicollis    was discovered in Ontario and is illustrated here for the first time. A key to all Canadian species of the subgenus    Microdota    and genus    Clusiota    are provided.   Atheta  ( Microdota )  holmbergi   Bernhauer and   A.  ( M. )  alesi   Klimaszewski &amp; Brunke are transferred here to the subgenus    Dimetrota    Mulsant &amp; Rey.

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A review of Canadian and Alaskan species of the genera    Clusiota    Casey and   Atheta   Thomson ,  subgenus   Microdota   Mulsant &amp; Rey (  Coleoptera  ,   Staphylinidae  ,   Aleocharinae  )