Physoma Clark, 1863
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Physoma Clark, 1863 |
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Physoma Clark, 1863 Figs 82234-235352
=Tropidophora Thomson, 1858: 217 (synonymized by Jacoby 1888)
Hyphasis Harold, 1877 (pars)
Hyphasoma Jacoby, 1903 (pars)
Oedionychus Berthold, 1827 (pars)
References.
Clark 1863: 165; Thomson 1858: 217; Chapuis 1875: 83, 87; Harold 1877b: 434; Weise 1895: 344; Jacoby 1888: 205; 1903b: 110; Bechyné 1959c: 318; Scherer 1962a: 73 (as Physonychis ); Biondi and D’Alessandro 2010a: 412.
Type species.
Physoma : Physoma tripartitum (Thomson, 1858) (Gabon)(= Physonychis rugicollis Clark, 1860 in litteris), by subsequent designation by Chapuis (1875); Tropidophora : Tropidophora tripartita Thomson, 1858: 217 (Gabon), designation by monotypy.
Distribution.
Central and Western Africa, and Madagascar (Fig. 352)
Ecology.
No information.
Notes.
Two species known from Sub-Saharan Africa and about twenty from Madagascar.The genus-name Tropidophora Thomson is not available because it was ambiguously applied (ICZN, 1999: art. 12.2.5).
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Galerucinae |
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Alticini |