HYPNOIDINAE Schwarz, 1906

Hypnoidus Dillwyn, 1829

• affinis (Dolin & Cate,
• alpinus (Dolin, 1999) Ost-Tibet,
• alticola (Gurjeva, 1963) Russl: Tian-Schan, At-Bashi range, 3000 m. Turkestan.
• anatolicus (Platia & Gudenzi, 2000) Türkei: Erzurum, N-Ispir, 1750-1900 m.
• audryae (Stibick, 1978) Indien: Almora, Pindas Valley, Gori River Gorge, Srinagar Kaschm.
• auricomus (Reitter, 1910) Kaschgar, Turkestan, Altai-Tal.
• balassogloi (Candeze, 1889) Turkestan: Werny, Shamsi Pass, Kirghiz Mts., Tian Shan,
• beckeri (Stibick, 1978) (1980?) Indien: Bengalien, Nepal: Sikkim: Tibet, Tongin, Tangu, Naza Ora
• beneschi (Dolin, 1999)
• bicolor (Eschscholtz, 1829) Russl: Sibirien, Kamtschatka, Petropaulski, Ozernaja, Alaska, Kanada.
• brevicollis (Dolin & Cate,
• brevis (Dolin & Cate,
• brezinai (Dolin & Cate, 1998) China, Sichuan (Lixian) Zhegushan Pass 4100-4800 m.
• businskyi (Dolin & Cate, 1998) China, W.-Hubei, Dashennongjia Massiv. 2500-2900 m.
• butti (Stibick, 1978) Lingga. Tibet, Parachinar, Karram Vall., Indien.
• bzhesinai (Dolin & Cate, 1998) China, Sichuan,
• cachemirensis (Candeze, 1896) Gulmarg, Kaschmir
• candezei (Fleutiaux, 1905) Punjab, Indien.
• carinatissimus (Tscherepanov, 1957) Russl: Little Alma-Atinki River, Przhevalsk, O.-Kaszakhstan.
• consobrinus (Mulsant & Guillebeau, 1855) Mont. Viso, Aostatal, Sulden.
• costae (Stibick, 1978) Mingatung, Nepal.
• dzhungaricus (Dolin, 1999) Kasakhstan,
• frigidus (Kiesenwetter, 1858) Paläarktik, alpine Zone
• fuchsi (Stibick, 1977) Chine, Chines, Tian-Schau. Type Museum f. Tierk. Dresden
• ghilarovi (Dolin & Bessolitzyna, 1991) Süd-Altai,
• gibbus (Gebler, 1847) Sibirien, Altai, China.
• gruenwaldti (Dolin, 1999) Uszbekistan,
• gurjevae (Stibick, 1977) Atbashi Mt. Ridge, Tian Shan, Kirgiz, SSR, USSR., bis 3500 m.
• haplonotus (Reitter, 1910) Russl: Issyk-Kul, Nok-teke Geb., Tian Schan, Turkestan.
• haplonotusus (Dolin,
• heinrichi (Stibick, 1978) Jelap La, Tibet. Indien, Ost-Nepal.
• himalayensis (Stibick, 1978) Simala, Himachal Pradesh, Indien. Punjab, Kaschmir.
• jeffreyi (Dolin & Cate, 2002)
• koltzei (Reitter, 1910) Russl: Chabarowka, Amur, Irkutsk, Ost-Sibirien.
• kuldzhensis (Dolin & Cate, 1998) Kuldzha.
• leseigneuri, (Stibick, 1978) Tangu, Sikkim
• mendeli (Dolin & Cate, 2001)
• minutulus (Tsherepanov, 1956) Russia: SS. (Lectotypus Sibirian Zoological Museum (SZMN)
• narynensis (Dolin & Cate, 1998) Kyrgyzstan, Moldo.Too Geb. Bajdula Bergkette, Dolon Pass.
• nepalensis (Ohira & Becker, 1973) Central Nepal.
• nitidicollis (Koenig, 1889) USSR, Central-Asien, Liu Amado, China,
• opacicollis (Reitter, 1910) Turkestan: USSR. Russl: Kalay-Husein, u. Khabu-Rabot Pass,
• parallelocollis (Dolin & Cate)
• patoni (Dolin, 1999) Tibet,
• pictus (Dolin & Bessolitzyna, 1991) Süd-Altai,
• riparius (Fabricius, 1792) Paläarktis:
• rivularius (Gyllenhal, 1827) Paläarktis:
• rufescens (Gebler, 1847) China: Altai, Russl: Amur, Sibirien.
• sajanus (Dolin, 1991) Ost-Sibirien,
• shanskyi (Stibick, 1977) Blue River, River Go-Chiu, 13,500 ft. Ost Sibirien, USSR.
• simplicipunctatus (Tsherepanov, 1956) Russia: SS. (Lectotypus und Paratypen,
• spillmani (Stibick, 1978) Tibet: Gauta.
• stibicki (Dolin & Bessolitzyna, 1991) Nord-Altai,
• tibetanus (Dolin & Cate, 1998) Tibet, an Flüssen 11.000'-14.000'
• tibeticus (Fyrm., China,
• tilloae (Stibick, 1978) Süd-Indien, Nord-Nepal,
• tscherepanovi (Stibick, 1977) Shamsi Pass, Ruva, ASSR, USSR.
• tuvensis (Dolin, 1991) Tuva,
• vonhayeka (Stibick, 1978) Supi River, Tibet.