Hyperaspidinae

Gordon, Robert D., Canepari, Claudio & Hanley, Guy A., 2013, South American Coccinellidae (Coleoptera), Part XII: New name for Cyra Mulsant, review of Brachiacanthini genera, and systematic revision of Cleothera Mulsant, Hinda Mulsant and Serratitibia Gordon and Canepari, new genus, Insecta Mundi 2013 (278), pp. 1-150 : 7

Key to tribes of Hyperaspidinae

1. Inner margin of eye complete, not emarginated by a frontal (eye) canthus; female genitalia with compound spermatheca, basal unit and apical portion connected by a short or long duct ....... .............................................................................................................. Hyperaspidini Brèthes

— Inner margin of eye emarginated by a frontal (eye) canthus ( Fig. 3–4 ); female genitalia not modified, spermatheca in one piece ( Fig. 36 ) ............................. Brachiacanthini Duverger

Figures

Figures 1–15. Brachiacanthini stuctures. 1) Hinda sp. head. 2) Serratitibia sp. head. 3) Serratitibia sp. head. 4) Cyrea sp. head. 5) Cyrea sp. head. 6) Cyrea sp. prosternum. 7) Cyrea sp. prosternum. 8) Brachiacantha sp. prosternum. 9) Hinda sp. protibia. 10) Serratitibia sp. protibia. 11) Cyrea sp. protibia. 12) Cyrea sp. protibia 13) Dilatitibialis sp. protibia. 14) Dilatitibialis sp. protibia. 15) Brachiacantha sp. protibia.

Figures 30–48. 30–36) Cleothera buqueti. 30) Habitus. 31) Protibia. 32) Phallobase ventral. 33) Phallobase lateral. 34) Enlarged siphonal apex. 35) Sipho. 36) Female genitalia. 37–42) Hinda decas. 37) Habitus. 38) Protibia. 39) Phallobase ventral. 40) Enlarged siphonal apex. 41) Sipho. 42) Female genitalia. 43–48) Hinda decemverrucata. 43) Habitus. 44) Proleg. 45) Phallobase ventral. 46) Phallobase lateral. 47) Enlarged siphonal apex. 48) Sipho.