Callimoxys ocularis Hammond and Williams

Hammond, H. E. James & Williams, Daryl J., 2011, A Revision of the GenusCallimoxysKraatz (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) in America North of Mexico and Review of World Species, The Coleopterists Bulletin 65 (3), pp. 246-289 : 280

Callimoxys ocularis Hammond and Williams , new species

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Figures

Fig. 1. Geographic distribution of Callimoxys spp. in North America.

Fig. 5. Elytra in dorsal view of adult female Callimoxys spp. A) C. pinorum, B) C. fuscipennis, C) C. ocularis, D) C. nigrinis.

Fig. 6. Pronota (A–G), metafemora (H–I), and apical antennomeres (J–K) of male Callimoxys spp. A) C. sanguinicollis, B) C. pinorum, C and H) C. fuscipennis, D and J) C. ocularis, E and K) C. nigrinis, F and I) C. gracilis, G) C. retusifer.

Fig. 7. Lateral and dorsal views of the heads of male Callimoxys spp. A–B) C. sanguinicollis, C–D) C. pinorum, E–F) C. fuscipennis, G–H) C. ocularis, I–J) C. nigrinis, K–L) C. gracilis.

Fig. 8. Abdominal sternites of male Callimoxys spp. A–B) C. sanguinicollis, C–D) C. pinorum, E–F) C. fuscipennis, G–H) C. ocularis, I–J) C. nigrinis, K–L) C. gracilis.

Fig. 9. A) Mesofemur of female Callimoxys ocularis, B) Mesofemur of female Callimoxys nigrinis, C) Metafemur of male C. ocularis, D) Metafemur of male C. nigrinis.

Fig. 10. Hindwing venation in North American Callimoxys spp. A) Generalized wing, B) C. sanguinicollis, C) C. pinorum, D) C. fuscipennis, E) C. ocularis, F) C. nigrinis. Pigmented veins are depicted by black lines, opaque or translucent veins are depicted with light grey lines. Terminology follows Kukalova-Peck and Lawrence (2004). Sc = subcosta; RA, RP, and r = anterior and posterior radial, and radial crossveins, respectively; MP = media posterior; AA, AP = anterior anal and posterior anal, respectively.

Fig. 14. Genitalic structures of male Callimoxys ocularis. A) Median lobe of aedeagus, lateral view, B) Median lobe, dorsal view, C) Tergite VIII, D) Sternite VIII and spiculum ventrale, ventral view; E) Tegmen, lateral view, F) Tegmen, dorsal view, G) Basolateral spicules of internal sac.