Notoxus indicus Krekich-Strassoldo, 1914a: 108–109 Taxonomic revision of the Oriental species of Notoxus (Coleoptera: Anthicidae) Kejval, Zbyněk Acta Entomologica Musei Nationalis Pragae 2011 2011-12-09 51 2 627 673 Krekich-Strassoldo, 1914 Krekich-Strassoldo 1914 [365,837,1355,1380] Insecta Anthicidae Notoxus Animalia Coleoptera 11 638 Arthropoda species indicus  ( Figs. 12, 82)      Notoxus indicus Krekich-Strassoldo, 1914a: 108–109, Fig. 1.    Typelocality. Myanmar, TanintharyiDivision, Dawei [= Tavoy].  Type material examined.  SYNTYPES: 1 ♀, ‘ Tenasserim Tavoy[p+h] // Fry Coll.1905.100. [p] // [female sex mark] // TYPE[p; red label] // coll. Heberdey[p] // indicus det. v.Krekich[p+h] // indicus Krek.[h; black frame, ochraceous label]’ ( NHMW); 1 J, ‘ Tenasserim Tavoy[p+h] // Fry Coll.1905.100. [p] // Doherty[p] // coll. Heberdey[p] // indicus det. v.Krekich[p+h]’ ( NHMW).  Additional material examined. THAILAND: TAKPROVINCE:1 J, Umphang river, 16°07′N 99°00′E, 1000 m, 28.iv.–6.v.1991, V. Kubáň leg. ( ZKDC).   Diagnosis.Small, slender species; body largely brownish black, elytra with pale reddish apices and two narrow, transverse bands ( Fig. 82); eyes rather medium-sized; tempora nearly evenly narrowing posteriad; pronotal horn moderately long, slender, with wider apical and smaller lateral lobules on margins; horn crest distinctly raised, evenly lowering towards horn apex, its lateral margins feebly marked by series of somewhat coarser, distinctly spaced lobules / rugules; punctures in basal half of elytra distinct, moderately dense, their margins smooth. Male characters (Umphang, ZKDC). Elytra nearly simple apically, gland opening inconspicuous; legs simple; abdominal sternum VII moderately flattened postero-medially, nearly simple, its posterior margin slightly angled postero-laterally in ventral view; male tergum VIII forming narrow, arched sclerite, evenly rounded posteriorly, rather finely and sparsely setose; aedeagus as figured ( Fig. 12).   Variation.Body length (J ♀) 2.7–2.9 mm. Pronotal horn with 3–5 lobules laterally on each side.   Distribution. Myanmar(KREKICH- STRASSOLDO 1914), Thailand.   Remarks.KREKICH- STRASSOLDO (1914) described  Notoxus indicusfrom two specimens, and later (KREKICH- STRASSOLDO 1928) figured its male characters. The examined syntypesbear identical locality label with somewhat dilute handwritten data ‘Tavoy’ [currently Dawei; not Java, see comments by TELNOV (2007)in the differential diagnosis of  N. ales Telnov, 2007], which is the capital of the Tanintharyi Regionin southern Myanmar. The male syntypeis dissected, probably by Krekich-Strassoldo (see above), and the aedeagus is probably mounted in Canadabalsam and stored separately in special wooden boxes for slides in the NHMW. However, it is difficult to find there, because the specimen lacks any slide number. The additionally examined specimen originates from southwestern Thailandand fully agrees with the type. TYPE, NHMW Tenasserim Tavoy & Fry Coll. & Heberdey v. Krekich 11 638 1 1 syntype NHMW Tenasserim Tavoy & Fry Coll. & Doherty & Heberdey v. Krekich 11 638 1 syntype