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Recent discoveries reveal that southern China’s karsts hold the most diverse and morphologically modified subterranean trechine beetles in the world, albeit the first troglobitic blind beetle was only reported in the early 1990’s. In total, 110 species belonging to 43 genera of cavernicolous trechines have hitherto been recorded from the karsts of southern China, including the following five new genera proposed below:    Shiqianaphaenops    Tian,  gen. n. , to contain two species:    Shiqianaphaenops   majusculus    (Uéno, 1999) (=    Shenaphaenops   majusculus    Uéno, 1999,  comb. n. ), the type species from Cave Feng Dong, Shiqian, Guizhou, and    Shiqianaphaenops   cursor    (Uéno, 1999) (=    Shenaphaenops   cursor    Uéno, 1999,  comb. n. ), from Cave Shenxian Dong, Shiqian, Guizhou; and the monotypic    Dianotrechus    Tian,  gen. n.  (the type species:    D.   gueorguievi    Tian,  sp. n. , from Cave Dashi Dong, Kunming, Yunnan),    Tianeotrechus    Tian &amp; Tang,  gen. n.  (the type species:    T.   trisetosus    Tian &amp; Tang,  sp. n. , from Cave Bahao Dong, Tian’e County, Guangxi),    Huoyanodytes    Tian &amp; Huang,  gen. n.  (the type species:    H.   tujiaphilus    Tian &amp; Huang,  sp. n. , from Longshan, Hunan) and    Wanhuaphaenops    Tian &amp; Wang,  gen. n.  (the type species:    W.   zhangi    Tian &amp; Wang,  sp. n. , from Cave Songjia Dong, Chenzhou, Hunan).

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Contributions to the knowledge of subterranean trechine beetles in southern China’s karsts: five new genera (  Insecta  ,   Coleoptera  ,   Carabidae  ,   Trechinae  )