Navigator specimens inspected and supporting information published in Navigator new genus

This data is a spreadsheet of label data of specimens from the flower beetle genus Navigator which were inspected in collections. The paper which uses this data (and a link to the data is provided, including DOI) is "Navigator, a new endemic genus of Cetoniinae (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Schizorhinini) from Australia with description of two new species, and behavioural studies", authors: Christian Moeseneder (CSIRO) and Paul Hutchinson (DAFWA). Abstract: The endemic and atypical flower beetle genus Navigator new genus is described from Australia. Navigator gen. n. is placed in the tribe Schizorhinini, it is compared to the most closely related Australian schizorhinine genera and species, and a key to its species is provided. Pseudoclithria fossor Lea 1914 and Pseudoclithria ruficornis (Westwood 1874) are moved to the genus Navigator gen. n., resulting in Navigator fossor new combination, for which we designate a lectotype and which is designated as the type species, and Navigator ruficornis new combination. We describe Navigator interior new species, from Central Australia and Navigator pixii new species, which occurs in Queensland and is the smallest Australian Schizorhinini known at this time. Distribution information for all Navigator species is provided. Our observations of Navigator fossor comb. n. and Navigator pixii sp. n. show their larvae are free-living in soil and feed on decaying leaves–the first time such behaviour is described in Australian cetoniines. We observe that three Navigator gen. n. species are more tolerant of arid climate than most other Australian cetoniines, adults almost never visit flowers, and males are often in flight searching for sedentary females.