Erismatopsinae
Erismatopsinae is a subfamily of the family Scarabaeidae, commonly known as scarab beetles. This subfamily comprises a group of beetles that are generally small to medium in size. Their morphology often includes a robust body, lamellate antennae, and strong legs adapted for digging. The exact taxonomic placement and the number of genera within Erismatopsinae have been subject to revisions within entomological research, reflecting the dynamic nature of insect classification.
Species within Erismatopsinae are found in various geographical regions, with a notable presence in certain continents.