The subgenus Chinapterus Berlov, 1998 of the genus is briefly reviewed and a new synonym is proposed: Tschitschérine, 1889 = Jedlička, 1937 Two new species are described: Pterostichus (Chinapterus) lianhuaensis and Pterostichus (Chinapterus) liupanensis Tschitschérine, 1888 is moved from subgenus Sinoreophilus Sciaky, 1996 to , and lectotypes are designated for and . A key to four species of the subgenus Chinapterus is provided.
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