Eulabini

Eulabini is a tribe of beetles within the subfamily Carabinae, family Carabidae (ground beetles). They are primarily found in Australia. The taxonomy and classification of Eulabini have undergone revisions, and the exact number of genera and species included within the tribe may vary depending on the source. Generally, Eulabini beetles are characterized by specific morphological features related to their mouthparts, antennae, and overall body shape. They are predatory, feeding on other invertebrates in terrestrial environments. Their ecological roles include contributing to the regulation of insect populations within their habitats. Further research into the behavior, distribution, and conservation status of various Eulabini species continues to refine our understanding of this group of beetles.