Ohteidae
Ohteidae is a family of beetles belonging to the order Coleoptera. This family is notable for its generally small size and somewhat cryptic lifestyle, often found in leaf litter or decaying wood. Members of Ohteidae are typically found in East Asia, with a distribution primarily across Japan and neighboring regions.
The morphology of Ohteidae is characterized by a somewhat flattened body, often with serrated antennae. Their
Research on Ohteidae has been ongoing, with new species being described periodically. Their ecological role is