Exema Lacordaire, 1848
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Exema Lacordaire, 1848 |
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Exema Lacordaire, 1848 View in CoL Fig. 30
Exema Lacordaire, 1848: 844; Jacoby 1908: 278; Karren 1966: 647; Chamorro-Lacayo and Konstantinov 2009: 74.
Type species.
Chlamys intricata Kollar, 1824, by subsequent designation.
Diagnosis.
Small species (2-3.5 mm length), cylindrical with widest near shoulders; antenna serrate beyond antennomere V, antennomeres III-IV slightly widened, but not dilated distally; pronotum with various bumps and short ridges, posterior pronotal lobe concave, usually without well differentiated notch.
Distribution.
Present in Nearctic, Neotropical, and Oriental regions ( Monrós 1951c; Karren 1966). Includes 26 species, 10 represented in the Neotropics.
Remarks.
Gressitt and Kimoto (1961) synonymized this genus with Chlamisus , yet, this decision has been ignored and is considered to be a valid genus ( Karren 1966, 1972; Seeno and Wilcox 1982; Riley et al., 2003). The relationship among Fulcidacini genera remains to be studied.
Argentinian species checklist.
1. Exema carinipennis Monrós, 1951c (COR, MNS).
2. Exema morio (Kollar, 1824) (MNS).
= Chlamys dubia Kollar, 1824.
= Chlamys globosa Klug, 1824 (nec Kollar, 1824). Host plant: Bambuseae ( Monrós 1951c).
3. Exema serjaniae Monrós, 1951c (CHA, FOR, SAL, TUC). Host plant: Sapindaceae : Serjania sp. ( Jolivet 1978).
4. Exema variopicta Monrós, 1951c (COR, JUY, MNS, SAL, SLS). Host plant: Verbenaceae : Lantana hypoleuca and Lipia salvifolia ( Bokermann 1963).
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Cryptocephalinae |
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