Revision of the Californian Species of Lithocharis and Allied Genera (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175341204)

"Revision of the Californian Species of Lithocharis and Allied Genera" is a detailed entomological study by Thos L. Casey, originally published in 1886. This work focuses on the taxonomy and classification of beetles belonging to the genus Lithocharis and related genera within the family Staphylinidae, specifically those found in California. Casey's meticulous descriptions and systematic approach make this a valuable resource for entomologists and researchers interested in the biodiversity and classification of beetles in the western United States. The text offers insights into the morphological characteristics and taxonomic relationships of these insects, reflecting the state of entomological knowledge at the time of its publication. This historical work continues to be of interest to those studying the history of entomology and the evolution of taxonomic practices.

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