taxonID	type	description	language	source
03F42A26FFE98E7AFF664EAC11D9F9A3.taxon	description	Redondo Peak, Felsenmeer El. 11,000 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 22.9 '', W 108 ° 33 ' 50.5 '', 26 Aug - 1 Oct 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus varus Woodroffe & Coombs det. R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]. Paratypes: 1 ♀ " USA NM Sandoval Co., Valles Caldera Nat. Preserve, Redondo Peak, Felsenmeer El. 11,000 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 22.9 '', W 108 ° 33 ' 50.5 '', 24 June - 30 July 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus varus Woodroffe & Coombs det. R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]; 2 ♂♂, 3 ♀♀ " USA NM Sandoval Co., Valles Caldera Nat. Preserve, Redondo Peak, Felsenmeer El. 11,000 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 22.9 '', W 108 ° 33 ' 50.5 '', 30 July - 26 Aug 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus varus Woodroffe & Coombs det. R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA, cES]; 1 ♀ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF- 07 Pit # B; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 13.5 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 48.7 '', 27 May- 12 June 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus confertus Casey det R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA, cES]; 2 ♂♂ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF- 03 Pit # B; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 14.2 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 42.7 '', 27 May- 12 June 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus confertus Casey det R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]; 1 ♂♂, 3 ♀♀ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF- 09 Pit # B; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 12.8 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 50.4 '', 27 May- 12 June 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus confertus Casey det R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]; 1 ♀ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF- 08 Pit # A; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 13.1 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 49.7 '', 12 - 23 June 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus confertus Casey det R J. Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]; 1 ♀ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF- 09 Pit # A; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 12.8 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 60.4 '', 23 June- 29 July 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus confertus Casey det R J Buss 2017 " [UNM- MSBA]; 1 ♀ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF- 05 Pit # B; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 15.9 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 40.4 '', 23 June- 29 July 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus confertus Casey det R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]; 1 ♀ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF- 01 Pit # B; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 12.5 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 44.5 '', 23 June- 29 July 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus confertus Casey det R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]; 1 ♀ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF-MAL- 1; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 11.8 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 46.3 '', 1 - 8 July 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus confertus Casey det R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]; 1 ♂ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF- 03 Pit # A; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 14.2 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 42.7 '', 25 August- 30 September 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus confertus Casey det R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]. E t y m o l o g y: Named after the Redondo Peak (Valles Caldera National Preserve) where the types were collected. D e s c r i p t i o n: Male, 2,2 mm, pale reddish-brown, membranous wings absent, eyes small. Covered with long and whitish hair, pubescence decumbent. Beetle shiny. Legs long but strong, tarsi 5 - jointed, hind tarsi 4 - jointed (not in female). Fore tarsi (segments I to IV) hardly widened (not in female). Antennae moderately slender and 11 - segmented with a 3 - segmented club. Segments IX and X moderately transverse, segment XI drop-shaped. Segments IV to VIII more (segment IV) or less (segment VIII) longer than broad. Segments II and III distinctly longer than wide, segment nearly spherical. Pronotum nearly wide as long, punctuation moderately strong and dense. Anterior callosity not prominent, with a little tooth oriented backwards. Lateral tooth placed in the middle of the lateral margin. Margin before the lateral tooth slightly concave, behind the tooth slightly convex. Elytra elongated, slightly flattened, punctuation (basal third) less strong and dense than on pronotum. C o m m e n t: Quite typical species with legs and antennae slender and small eyes. It differs from Cryptophagus bussi ESSER, 2017 by it less convex posterior part of the margin and more flattened pronotum and elytra.	en	Esser, Jens, R, Nearctic, Usa, M, New (2018): New Cryptophagus HERBST, 1792 (Coleoptera: Cryptophagidae) from New Mexico (United States of America). Linzer biologische Beiträge 50 (2): 1073-1078, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5275185
03F42A26FFEB8E79FF664B8C1762FACA.taxon	description	Paratypes: 1 ♂ " USA NM Sandoval Co, Valles Caldera Nat. Preserve, N 35 ° 57 ' 12 '' W 106 ° 35 ' 33 '', Site MC- 12 Trap # A, 17 - 30 Aug 2011 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus sp. det R. J. Buss 2017 " [cEs]; 1 ♀ " USA NM Sandoval Co, Valles Caldera Nat. Preserve, N 35 ° 57 ' 12 '' W 106 ° 35 ' 33 '', Site MC- 12 Trap # B, 17 - 30 Aug 2011 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus sp. det R J Buss 2017 " [cES]; 3 ♀♀ " USA NM Sandoval Co, Valles Caldera Nat. Preserve, N 35 ° 57 ' 12 '' W 106 ° 35 ' 33 '', Site MC- 12 Trap # C, 17 - 30 Aug 2011 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus sp. det R. J. Buss 2017 " [UNM- MSBA]; 1 ♀ " USA NM Sandoval Co, Valles Caldera Nat. Preserve, N 35 ° 53 ' 20 '' W 106 ° 29 ' 57 '', Site MC- 10 Trap # A, 12 - 26 Sept 2011 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus sp. det R. J. Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]; 1 ♀ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF- 03 Pit # A; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 14.2 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 42.7 '', 12 - 23 June 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus tuberculosus Mäklin det R J Buss 2017 " [UNM-MSBA]; 1 ♀ " USA, NM, Sandoval County, Valles Caldera National Preserve, Redondo Peak, Spruce Fir Forest, SF- 03 Pit # B; El. 11,200 ft, N 35 ° 52 ' 14.2 '', W 106 ° 33 ' 42.7 '', 29 July- 25 August 2014 / Cryptophagidae, Cryptophagus porrectus Casey det R J Buss 2017 " [cEs]; 1 ♂, 2 ♀♀ " New Mexico Sandoval Co., Bandelier National Mon., 35 ° 49 ' 57 '' N 106 ° 26 ' 05 '' W, 08 / 15 / 95 MC-B 8870 ', D. C. Lightfoot collector / Mixed conifer habitat 2712 m elevation, pitfall trap B line, COCR 0101 / Caenoscelis antennalis (Casey) Det. RA Fagerlund " [UNM-MSBA, cES]. E t y m o l o g y: Named after the Jemez Mountains where the types were found. D e s c r i p t i o n: Male, 2 mm, reddish-brown, hind wings absent, eyes moderately small. Covered with long and woolly, whitish hairs. Pubescence slightly erected, in the posterior half mixed with shorter and decumbent hairs (pubescence double). Beetle moderately shiny. Legs more stout, tarsi 5 - jointed, hind tarsi 4 - jointed (not in female). Fore tarsi (segments I to IV) slightly widened (not in female). Antennae moderately slender, 11 - segmented with a 3 - segmented club. Segments IX and X slightly transverse, segment XI drop-shaped. Segments I to VIII long as broad or indistinct longer. Segment III longer as wide, segment I nearly spherical, broader than the remaining, segment II broader than segments III to VIII. Pronotum moderately wider than long, punctuation strong and dense. Anterior callosity not prominent, with a little tooth oriented backwards. Lateral tooth placed in the middle of the lateral margin. Elytra elongated, oval, with strong punctuation less dense than on pronotum (basal third). Parameres as in fig. 3. C o m m e n t: General shape like a few other species, e. g. Cryptophagus difficilis CASEY, 1900 or C. magdalenamontanus ESSER, 2017. C. difficilis is currently not known from New Mexico. C. magdalenamontanus is restricted to the Magdalena Mountains. Both have a anterior callosity forming a more strong tooth. Their pubescence is more erected than in C. jemezmontanus. Cryptophagus jemezmontanus nov. sp. is very similar to C. sanmateomontanus nov. sp. (fig. 2). There are no good features to distinguish the species without the parameres (figs. 3, 4). So far known, C. jemezmontanus is restricted to the Jemez Mountains. D i s t r i b u t i o n: Known only from the Jemez Mountains in New Mexico (USA).	en	Esser, Jens, R, Nearctic, Usa, M, New (2018): New Cryptophagus HERBST, 1792 (Coleoptera: Cryptophagidae) from New Mexico (United States of America). Linzer biologische Beiträge 50 (2): 1073-1078, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5275185
03F42A26FFEB8E78FF664EFD13BCFC61.taxon	description	Paratypes: 4 ♀♀ with the same data as the holotype [cBU, cES]. E t y m o l o g y: Named after the San Mateo Mountains where the types were collected. D e s c r i p t i o n: Male, 2.5 mm, reddish-brown, hind wings absent, eyes moderately small. Covered with long and woolly, whitish hairs. Pubescence slightly erected in the anterior half, more erected in the posterior half and also with short and decumbent hairs (pubescence double). Beetle moderately shiny. Legs more stout, tarsi 5 - jointed, hind tarsi 4 - jointed (not in female). Fore tarsi (segments I to IV) slightly widened (not in female). Antennae moderately slender, 11 - segmented with a three-segmented club. Segments IX and X transverse, segment XI drop-shaped. Segments III to VIII more (segment III) or less (segment VIII) longer than wide. Segment I spherical, segment II less broad than I but broader than II. Pronotum hardly wider than long, punctuation strong and dense. Anterior callosity not prominent, with a little tooth oriented backwards. Lateral tooth placed nearly in the middle of the lateral margin. Elytra elongated, oval, with strong punctuation less dense than on pronotum (basal third). Parameres as in fig. 4. C o m m e n t: General shape like a few other species, e. g. Cryptophagus difficilis CASEY, 1900 or C. magdalenamontanus ESSER, 2017. C. difficilis is currently not known from New Mexico. C. magdalenamontanus is restricted to the Magdalena Mountains. Both have a anterior callosity forming a more strong tooth. Their pubescence is more erected than in C. sanmateomontanus. Cryptophagus sanmateomontanus nov. sp. is very similar to C. jemezmontanus nov. sp. (fig. 2). There are no good features to distinguish the species without the parameres (figs. 3, 4). So far known, C. sanmateomontanus is restricted to the San Mateo Mountains. D i s t r i b u t i o n: Known only from the San Mateo Mountains in New Mexico (USA).	en	Esser, Jens, R, Nearctic, Usa, M, New (2018): New Cryptophagus HERBST, 1792 (Coleoptera: Cryptophagidae) from New Mexico (United States of America). Linzer biologische Beiträge 50 (2): 1073-1078, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5275185
