Prosternini Gistel, 1856
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Tribe Prosternini Gistel, 1856
Included genera from Taiwan. Five genera: Actenicerus Kiesenwetter, 1858 ; Calambus Thomson, 1859 ; Corymbitodes Buysson, 1904 ; Gnathodicrus Fleutiaux, 1934 ; Taiyaru Kishii, 1993 .
An identification key to the genera of the tribe Prosternini in Taiwan
1. Pronotum shorter than wide or as long as wide, without median longitudinal depression; elytral outmost interval narrowly extending sideways, forming flat plate.................................... Calambus Thomson, 1859
- Pronotum longer than wide, with median longitudinal depression; elytral outmost interval simple................... 2
2. Antennae distinctly serrate from antennomere IV; scutellar shield with anterior margin emarginated, with side narrowed medially......................................................................... Gnathodicrus Fleutiaux, 1934
- Antennae distinctly serrate from antennomere III; scutellar shield with anterior margin almost transverse or broadly rounded, with sides almost parallel medially....................................................................... 3
3. Pronotum with vestige of sublateral incision near hind angles; apices of elytra rounded....... Corymbitodes Buysson, 1904
- Pronotum with subapical incision near hind angles; apices of elytra rather transverse................................ 4
4. Hind angles of pronotum with carina; legs simple.................................... Actenicerus Kiesenwetter, 1858
- Hind angles of pronotum without carina; legs elongate, well developed............................ Taiyaru Kishii, 1993
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