Lea, 1899 : 268 Melanterius uniseriatus uniseriatus costatus M. costatus Host associations of Melanterius Erichson (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Cleogonini), with a diagnosis and delimitation of the genus and description of five new species Pinzón-Navarro, Sara V. Jennings, Debbie Oberprieler, Rolf G. Zootaxa 2017 4298 1 1 77 (Lea, 1899) Lea 1899 [151,611,1645,1671] Insecta Curculionidae Melanterius Animalia Coleoptera 15 16 Arthropoda species inconspicuus     Melanteriosoma inconspicuum  Lea, 1899: 268   Thisspecies was described from Glen Innes in New South Walesand is also recorded from Victoria(a specimen in the ANICfrom Noble Park in Melbourne), and we collected two specimens in Queensland. A female from Sydney in the ANIC, identified as  Melanterius uniseriatusby Lea, represents the same species, and the synonymy of  uniseriatuswith  costatus(see above) therefore needs re-evaluation. The species is very similar to  M. costatus, sharing the conspicuous ventral carina between the meso- and metacoxae, but it differs in being slightly smaller and having interstriae 3 and 5 not distinctly costate and no rows of conspicuous black setae along the elytral suture.  Its penis ( Fig. 31) differs significantly from that of  M. costatusin the body having slightly curved sides and an attenuated, narrowly rounded apex.  It was collected on  A. dealbataand  A. decurrensduring M. van den Berg’soriginal survey (mostly under bark), and a short series was found by S. Neserin Canberra in 1993 in  Uromycladiumgalls on an unidentified  Acaciaspecies. We collected the species on  Acacia fulvain New South Walesand on  A. fimbriataand  A. irroratain Queensland, but only as single specimens ( Table 1). 1585957541 ANIC This Noble Park in Melbourne 15 16 1 New South Wales 1585957504 M. van den Berg's & S. Neser Neser in Canberra 17 18 1 New South Wales