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 BL8NX Jin & Ślipiński & Keyzer & Pang, 2017 Jin & Ślipiński & Keyzer & Pang 2017 [151,377,1677,1703] Insecta Cerambycidae Escalonia Animalia Coleoptera 14 81 Arthropoda species surprise sp. nov.   Etymology.The species name refers to Mount Surprise, a town in northern Queensland, the typelocality of this species and is a noun in apposition.   Description.Length 6.5–8.4mm. Body integument pale yellow with dark brown markings on anterior and apical parts of elytra. Ventral side uniformly yellowish brown, shortly setose. Headdarker than pronotum, large and flat, with a fine impressed median line extending from base to clypeal suture. Mandible well-developed, turning dark at teeth apices. Eyes large, convex, with deep groove near frons; eyes strongly emarginate near antenna insertion, and weakly emarginate near mandible articulation. Antenna long, in both sexes extending about 2 antennomeres beyond elytral apices. Antennomeres uniformly yellow, scape subequal to antennomere 3. Pronotumtransverse, uniformly yellow, weakly constricted in front, with posteriorly bent projections on lateral side; disc finely punctate, glabrous and feebly shiny. Scutellum darker than pronotum, truncate apically. Elytrawith random relatively long bristles, bearing three parallel raised costae on basal two thirds of disc; coarsely and deeply punctate except the apices; elytra basically pale yellow as the pronotum, with two dark brown fasciae on each side, and with light separate spots. Legsslender, unicolor, pro- and mid-coxae oval, metafemur with two rows of weak teeth on the ventral side, tarsomere 1 slightly longer than tarsomere 2.    Types. Holotype: Queensland: “ca. 18.10S 144.45E, GulfDevelopment,  40–49kmE of Mount Surprise, Qld.  16 Feb 1995, J. Balderson& P.K. Christensen” ( ANIC).   Paratypes(9): Queensland: “ 17.20S 144.57E, Emu Ck., 27kmSW of Dimbulah, QLD,  25–26 Nov. 1981, J. Balderson”(1, ANIC); “QLD, Mareeba Dist., Brumby Gully, on  Eucalyptus,  4 Jan 81, S. Barker/ SAMA Database No.25-039335”(1, SAM); “ Australia: N. QLD, 7kmNE of Tolga,  23 xii 1986, Storey & De Faveri, light trap” (1, QM); “ Australia: N. QLD,  7kmNE of Tolga,  Nov 1988, Storey & De Faveri, light trap” (1, QM); “ Australia: N. QLD,  7kmNE of Tolga,  7–21 xi 1988, Storey & De Faveri, light trap” (1, QM); “ Australia: N. QLD,  7kmNE of Tolga,  Dec 1988, Storey & De Faveri, light trap” (1, QM); “ Cape Tribulation, N.QLD,  24–29 xii 1980, R.I. Storey, N. Gough, rainforest” (1, QM); “ Little Laura R.,  15kmNE of Laura, N. QLD,  1 i 1983, R. Storey” (1, QM); “Emerald Ck., Mareeba,  19–20 Dec 1978, N.QLD, I.C. Cunningham, at light” (1, QM).   Distribution(Fig. 6B). Known only from northern Queensland.   Remarks.This species differs from the  E. loxleyae(McKeown)by the elytral costae 1 and 2 separated, pronotum and median portion of elytra uniformly yellow ( Fig. 5D). 1563886456 1995-02-16 ANIC J. Balderson & P. K. Christensen -18.1 Qld. 766 144.45 15 82 2 Queensland holotype 1563886467 1981-11-25 1981-11-26 1981-11-25 ANIC J. Balderson -17.2 Dimbulah 767 144.57 15 82 1 Queensland paratype 1563886475 1981-01-04 SAMA, SAM S. Barker & Database No. Brumby Gully Mareeba Dist. 15 82 1 Queensland paratype 1563886477 1978-12-19 1988-12 1978-12-19 De Faveri & Cape Tribulation, N. & R. I. Storey & N. Gough & Little Laura R. & Laura, N. & R. Storey & I. C. Cunningham Australia Tolga 15 82 1 paratype