Macrotomini Thomson, 1861

Jin, Mengjie, Keyzer, Roger De, Hutchinson, Paul, Pang, Hong & Ślipiński, Adam, 2020, A Review Of The Australian Macrotomini (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: Prioninae), Annales Zoologici 70 (1), pp. 33-96 : 36

Macrotomini Thomson, 1861

( Figs. 2–15 )

Macrotomitae Thomson, 1861: 312. Type genus Macrotoma Audinet- Serville, 1832. Thomson 1864: 298; Pascoe 1869: 661.

Aulacopides Lacordaire, 1868: 101. Type genus Aulacopus Audinet- Serville, 1832.

Cnemoplitiens Lameere, 1903a:1. Type genus Cnemoplites Newman, 1842 .

Priobiini Vives, 2000: 84. Type genus Priobius Mulsant, 1842.

Macrotomini : Lameere 1912: 180; 1913: 7; Quentin and Villiers 1975: 24; Monné 1995: 1; Santos-Silva and Martins 2006: 398; Heffern et al. 2006: 126; Vitali 2007: 39; Ohbayashi and Niisato 2007: 339; Drumont and Komiya 2010: 90; Bouchard et al. 2011: 458; Danilevsky 2014: 30; Jin et al. 2020.

Diagnosis. Australian species of the tribe Macrotomini can be separated from all other Australian Prioninae by the following characters: eyes shallowly or not emarginate near antennal insertions ( Fig. 13M ); mesocoxal cavities open to mesanepisternum and mesepimeron ( Fig. 4D ); mesotrochantin obviously exposed ( Fig. 4D ); metanepisternum broad; metepimeron narrow; pronotum with lateral carina dentate.

Figures

Figure 2. Agrianome spp. A–D: A. howei (Olliff); E–H: A. loriae Gestro; I–K: A. spinicollis (Macleay). A, E, I: male, dorsal; B: sexual punctures; C, F, J: male, ventral; D, H, K: female, dorsal; G: antennal scape – antennomere 4, arrow indicates the spines on ventral surface.

Figure 3. Analophus spp. A–C, G, I: A. parallelus Waterhouse; D–F, H, J: A. septentrionalis sp. nov.; A, D: male, dorsal; B, E: male, ventral; C, F: female, dorsal; G–H: male mouthpart, dorsal; I–J: male, pronotum.

Figure 4. A–G: Anomophysis spp. A–C: A. australis Quentin et Villiers; D–G: A. coxalis (Gahan). H–K: Archetypus marginatus sp. nov. A, E, H: male, dorsal; B, F, I: male, ventral; C, G, J: female, dorsal; D: male, ventral, white arrows indicate the broadly open mesocoxal cavity, yellow arrows indicate the measurement of the length of procoxa and the width of hypomeron, prosternal process and mesoventral process; K: male mouthparts, ventral, arrow indicate mentum fused to submentum.

Figure 5. A–I: Brephilydia spp. A–D: B. fearni sp. nov.; E–I: B. jejuna (Pascoe). J–M: Cryptipus frenchi (Blackburn). A, F, G, J: male, dorsal; B, H, K: male, ventral; C, I, L: female, dorsal; D, E: male mouthparts, dorsal; M: male mouthparts, ventral, arrow indicate mentum not fused to submentum.

Figure 6. Cnemoplites spp. A–D: C. argodi Lameere; E–H: C. cephalotes (Pascoe); I–L: C. gahani Lameere; I, J: Lectotype, male; K: female syntype (BNHM–010799817), indentification uncertain. A, E, I: male, dorsal; B, F, J: male, ventral; C, G, K: female, dorsal; D, H, L: male, abdominal ventrites 3–5.

Figure 7. Cnemoplites spp. A–D: C. edulis Newman; E–H: C. australis (Erichson); I–L: C. cnemoplitoides (Thomson). A, E, I: male, dorsal; B, F, J: male, ventral; C, G, K: female, dorsal; D, H, L: male, abdominal ventrites 3–5.

Figure 8. Eurynassa spp. A, B, I: E. australis (Boisduval); C, D, J: E. servillei Thomson; E, F: E. stigmosa (Newman); G, H, K, L: E. tuberculicollis sp. nov. A, C, E, G: male, dorsal; B, D, F, H: male, ventral; I, J: male mouthpart, dorsal, arrows indicate carinae on mandible; K: female, dorsal; L: male pronotum, dorsal.

Figure 9. Hagrides spp. A–E: H. blackburni (Lameere); F–I: H. mandibularis sp. nov.; J–M: H. princeps (Gahan). A, F, J: male, dorsal; B, G, K: male, ventral; C, H, L: female, dorsal; D, M: male, abdominal ventrites 3–5, arrows indicate the transverse elevations; E, I: male mouthparts, dorsal.

Figure 10. Hermerius spp. A–B: H. fairmairei (Lameere); C–D: H. occidentalis sp. nov., Holotype; E–G: H. howei (Thomson); H–J: H. impar Newman. A, C, E, H: male, dorsal; B, D, F, I: male, ventral; G, J: female, dorsal.

Figure 11. A–G: Hermerius spp. A–C: H. prionoides (Thomson); D: H. fairmairei (Lameere); E: H. occidentalis; F: H. impar Newman; G: H. howei (Thomson); H–J: Geoffmonteithia queenslanda Jin, de Keyzer et Ślipiński. A, H: male, dorsal; B, I: male, ventral; C, J: female, dorsal; D–G: male, abdominal ventrite 3.

Figure 12. Olethrius spp. A, B, G, J: O. scabripennis Thomson; C, D, H, K: O. tyrannus tyrannus Thomson; E, F, I, L: O. tyrannus salomonum Vitali. A, C, E: male, dorsal; B, D, F: male, ventral; G–I: male mouthparts, dorsal; J–L: elytral surface.

Figure 13. A–C: Pseudoplites hamali (Lameere); D–F:Teispes insularis (Hope); G–I: Utra nitida Jordan; J–M: Xixuthrus microcerus (White). A, D, G, K: male, dorsal; B, E, H: male, ventral; C, F, I, L: female, dorsal; J: apex of protibia, arrow indicate the single spur; M: head, dorso–lateral, arrow indicates not emarginate eye near antennal insertion.

Figure 14. Male genitalia, each figure from left to right: tegmen (ventral), tegmen (lateral), penis (ventral). A: Agrianome spinicollis (Macleay); B: Analophus parallelus Waterhouse; C: Anomophysis coxalis (Gahan); D: Archetypus marginatus sp. nov.; E: Brephilydia jejuna (Pascoe); F: Cnemoplites edulis Newman; G: Cryptipus frenchi (Blackburn); H: Eurynassa servillei Thomson; I: Hagrides princeps (Gahan); J: Geoffmonteithia queenslanda Jin, de Keyzer et Ślipiński; K: Hermerius impar Newman; L: Pseudoplites hamali (Lameere).

Figure 15. A–C: male genitalia, each figure from left to right: tegmen (ventral), tegmen (lateral), penis (ventral). A: Teispes insularis (Hope); B: Utra nitida Jordan; C: Xixuthrus microcerus (White). D–R: ovipositor. D: Agrianome spinicollis (Macleay); E: Analophus parallelus Waterhouse; F: Anomophysis coxalis (Gahan); G: Archetypus marginatus sp. nov.; H: Brephilydia jejuna (Pascoe); I: Cnemoplites edulis Newman; J: Cryptipus frenchi (Blackburn); K: Eurynassa servillei Thomson; L: Geoffmonteithia queenslanda Jin, de Keyzer et Ślipiński; M: Hagrides princeps (Gahan); N: Hermerius impar Newman; O: Pseudoplites hamali (Lameere); P: Teispes insularis (Hope); R: Utra nitida Jordan; R: Xixuthrus microcerus (White).