Meropachys tristis Hope, 1841: 53 Meropachys sericans Erichson, 1842: 221 Review of Australian genera Tessaromma Newman and Phlyctaenodes Newman with description of a new genus and species (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: Cerambycinae: Phlyctaenodini) Jin, Mengjie Ślipiński, Adam Keyzer, Roger De Pang, Hong Zootaxa 2017 4277 1 67 85 55JCG Hope Hope 1841 [151,464,548,574] Insecta Cerambycidae Tessaromma Animalia Coleoptera 11 78 Arthropoda species triste     Meropachys tristisHope, 1841: 53. TL:  WesternAustralia, Swan River( OMNH, examined).   Meropachys sericansErichson, 1842: 221. TL: Tasmania(MNB, examined). New Synonym.   Description.Length 15.8–20.8 mm. Body integument light brown to dark brown with median longitudinal section and apices of elytra usually slightly lighter than pronotum and elytral bases; ventral side of thorax uniformly dark brown to almost black, abdomen with apical parts of each ventrite distinctly lighter than the bases. Vestiture double, composed of sparse brown or silvery bristles and short, strongly adpressed setae, yellowish on head and pronotum, golden and much denser on elytra forming not very distinctive wavy pattern at basal two thirds of elytra. Headwith frontoclypeal suture not well visible, located in concave area and covered by dense setae. Eye lower section approximately three times as large as the upper section. Antennae densely setose ventrally; in male extending 2–3 antennomeres beyond elytral apices, in female reaching slightly beyond elytral apices; antennomere 4 as long as 3, but obviously shorter than 5. Prothorax0.8–1.0 times as long as wide with sharp, posteriorly bent lateral projection near middle; constricted at apex and at base. Disc convex, with weak median longitudinal impression or with 2 weak elevations separated at middle. Scutellumbroadly rounded or truncate apically with dense silvery setae, mostly arranged longitudinally. Elytraobliquely truncate apically. Each elytron with three dorsal and two lateral rows of distinct shiny protuberances, each bearing puncture and bristle apically; irregular and denser bristles present at apical, lighter part of elytra. Male genitalia: endophallus with a bunch of sclerotized spikes ( Fig. 4Q, 4U).    Material Examined(18, ANIC; 3, QM; 4, NMV; 7, SAM; 1, RDKC).  Tasmania: Liffey Valley; Hobart; Launceston; Kingston; Arthurs Lake; Mt. Wellington.   Distribution(Fig. 6B). This species is endemic to Tasmania.  Biological data.  Tessaromma tristespecimens were collected by MV light trap throughout the entire year.    Remarks.The typelocality of  T. tristeis certainly erroneous; all examined specimens of this species were collected in Tasmania, and so far, we have not seen a single specimen of  Tessarommafrom Western Australia. 1563886449 [151,1091,654,677] OMNH Swan River 11 78 1 Western Australia 1563886443 ANIC, NMV, SAM, RDKC Liffey Valley Launceston Hobart 11 78 1 Tasmania 1563886441 [575,749,1327,1352] Wellington 11 78 1 Wellington 1563886447 Australia Tasmania 11 78 1 Tasmania holotype