Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Is it possible to define Histeridae before a species?
Georgia, Tbilisi neighborhood, 13. IX. 2020, in a cow cake.

So probably a female Pachylister? Big one, right?

No rather Hister sp. Pachylister doesn't have 5 and 6 pin grooves, but this one has...
I had some idea who it might be. But let's wait for the photo below

Labrum confuses me here. Does Hister have one? https://www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/view.php?ref=193462

I continue to sort out my yesterday's fees.
Is this Bembidion (Peryphus) tetracolum (Say, 1823)?
Moscow, Southern Administrative District, Troparevsky Forest Park, mixed forest with a predominance of oak and birch, the bed of a forest stream, under a rotten branch overgrown with moss and embedded in mud, 20.9.20
Length - 6 mm.

According to Kryzhanovsky 1976, in the table of the genus Hister, we fall into the group with "hairy" epipleurs of the pronotum. In this group there is a pair of "Central Asian" species H. semenovi, H. turanus, found in the Caucasus with a labrum having a protrusion on the leading edge. I don't have any beetles of these species, and I don't have any photos on the Internet either
I'm waiting for the photo below to decide XY from XY

Promised photo from below

Having compared the Hister species available to me and the only male Pachylister, I think that Fornax13 is right - this is a small (Kryzhanovsky has a smaller size from 7.5 mm, BUT he measured from the anterior edge of the pronotum to the top of the elytra) aberrant (with a complete 4th and fragments of 5 and 6 dorsal grooves) female Pachylister inaequalis.

Thank you. Are there any indications of previous finds of this species in the Caucasus/Transcaucasia/Georgia? In the yandex. Metrica catalog.Zhukov did not find Georgia among the countries listed for the species.

Saratov, May.
Galerucella lineola?

good evening, help with the beetle on such photos, at least to the end.
I think it's from the Malachiidae or whatever they're called now.
just under 4 mm. All dark, without light spots, elytra with a metallic sheen. No matter how hard I tried, it turns out 10 segments of the mustache, from the bottom it seems that the second segment is hidden in the first.. One of the segments of the front legs with an outgrowth on top. On the forehead is a rather high median keel.

Troglocollops is probably obscuricornis, but it's better to look here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/28...1-80_Figs_1-118

Help with the definition, plz...
All - Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest Park

Help with the definition, plz...
All - Moscow, Bitsevsky Forest Park

All - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

All - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

1-I think it's probably C. coarctatus. Are there any other angles?

Moscow, Bitsevsky forest
Park 20. 15.05.2019

No, unfortunately not...

On number 19, number 17 was riding on top as a male, so I doubted it

Yes, and the truth is Stephanocleonus microgrammus. Extremely ahrenet of course)))

I looked up the range of this species on your site. It is specified there only for the very south of the European part of Russia (Rostov region, Stavropol Territory, Lower Volga region). It turns out that this find greatly expands the known range to the north?

I ask for help in identifying these beetles collected in a soil trap in the south of the Moscow region (a settled dry slope in the valley of the Polosnya River, in the vicinity of the village of Lishnyagi and Serebryannye Prudy) in August-September 1-3.
Two females (1 and 2) and a male (3) Carabus (Tachypus) cancellatus ?