Acrostomus Kuschel, 1955
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Acrostomus Kuschel, 1955 Fig. 30 View Figures 27–35
Acrostomus Kuschel, 1955: 287.
Type species.
Adioristus bruchi Hustache, 1926 (by original designation).
Diagnosis.
Medium-sized (7.3-13.8 mm); integument black; vestiture of seta-like scales and setae; epistome raised; scrobal ventral tooth usually present; pronotum subquadrate.
Relationships.
Acrostomus is the sister genus to Hyperoides .
Species included.
Acrostomus bruchi (Hustache, 1926); Acrostomus cruralis Kuschel, 1958; Acrostomus foveicollis Kuschel, 1958; Acrostomus griseus ( Guérin-Ménéville, 1839); Acrostomus magellanicus Kuschel, 1958; Acrostomus mordor Morrone, 1994; Acrostomus vianai Kuschel, 1958.
Host plants.
Acrostomus magellanicus and Acrostomus vianai : Azorella trifurcata (Gaertner) Pers., Bolax gummifera (Lam.) Spreng. and Mulinum spinosum (Cav.) Pers. ( Apiaceae ) (Morrone, 1994b).
Geographical distribution.
Andean region (Patagonian subregion), in southern Argentina and southern Chile ( Morrone 1994b).
Material examined.
Acrostomus bruchi (CWOB, IPCN, MACN, MLP, MZFC), Acrostomus cruralis (MACN, USNM), Acrostomus foveicollis (CBPC, CWOB, MHNS, MZFC), Acrostomus griseus (CWOB, FIML, IPUM, MHNS, MLP, MZFC), Acrostomus magellanicus (BMNH, MHNS, USNM), Acrostomus mordor (AMNH, MACN, MLP, MZFC) and Acrostomus vianai (BMNH, MHNS).
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