Tetragonoschema (Tetragonoschema), 2013
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https://dx.doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.304.5313 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/B6EF7E64-F2C0-5CF6-8B80-727E6F86C13C |
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Tetragonoschema (Tetragonoschema) |
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s. str. |
Tetragonoschema (Tetragonoschema) s. str. Fig. 27 View Figures 25–30
Remarks.
The nominotypical subgenus contains 14 black, bronze or multicolorous, shortened (sometimes nearly as wide as long) species; elytra usually very short, flat, conspicuously uneven with one common, medial depression and with deep lateral and preapical depressions; elytral epipleura wide, well-developed, reaching or nearly reaching elytral suture; frons usually deeply impressed with projecting prominences above antennal insertions, rarely frons convex; pronotum weakly convex, transverse, usually with more or less distinct lateroposterior depressions; antennae and tarsi black; aedeagus spindle-shaped or elongate, parameres very often with lateral hooks or spines. The subgenus is distributed from Mexico to central Argentina.
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