Desender (1987) talks about Trichotichnus laevicollis, T. nitens and Leistus nitidus as sex-linked wing polymorphic species. But, as he says, "in all other Carabidae genera so far studied wing polymorphism does not apper to be sex-linked".

Do you know another Carabidae species having a sex-linked wing di- or polymorphism?

Thank you in advance.

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