taxonID	type	description	language	source
C56987BB137DFFBAFF0CFD3DFD8EFC1B.taxon	description	(Fig. 1 - 4)	en	Clarke, Robin O. S., Spooner, Amoret, Willers, Joachim (2015): A new genus of Rhinotragini for Molorchus laticornis Klug, 1825 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae). Insecta Mundi 2015 (452): 1-6, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5182766
C56987BB137DFFBAFF0CFD3DFD8EFC1B.taxon	type_taxon	Type species Molorchus laticornis Klug, 1825, designated by monotypy.	en	Clarke, Robin O. S., Spooner, Amoret, Willers, Joachim (2015): A new genus of Rhinotragini for Molorchus laticornis Klug, 1825 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae). Insecta Mundi 2015 (452): 1-6, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5182766
C56987BB137DFFBAFF0CFD3DFD8EFC1B.taxon	description	Description. Medium-sized species, moderately elongate. Forebody distinctly shorter than abdomen. Head with rostrum moderately long in female, shorter in male. Labrum transverse, subrectangular, about three times wider than long. Clypeus almost planar with frons, apex as wide as labrum. Apical palpomeres of maxilla and labium fusiform, truncate at apex, those of labium larger. Galea long and narrow. Inferior lobes of eyes large and convex; in male almost contiguous (interocular distance about five times narrower than width of one lobe); in female well separated (but interocular distance less than width of one lobe). Superior lobes of eyes almost parallel-sided, weakly narrowed laterally, and well separated. Antennal tubercles well-separated, weakly raised, but somewhat acute at apex. Antennae slightly longer than forebody; scape subpyriform (viewed laterally); antennomeres III and IV filiform; III longer than scape, and distinctly longer than any other segment; IV and V subfiliform (slightly widened at apex); VI-XI forming substantial, flattened, serrate, apical club; VI narrow at base, strongly widening to apex; VII triangular, wider than VI, at apex as wide as VIII-X; VIII-X transverse (about twice as wide as long) and trapezoidal; XI rounded, narrower than VII-X and short. Prothorax slightly elongate in both sexes; cylindrical, with regularly and moderately rounded sides (these widest at middle); base hardly juxtaposed between elytral humeri. Pronotum moderately convex, surface of disc almost regular (laterally with nearly obsolete arc of paired calli); apical constriction absent, basal constriction weakly abrupt, relatively narrow, and not fossate. Prosternum flat and planar with its process. Prosternal process flat; base rather wide (more so in female); apex moderately large, trapezoidal in male, subtriangular in female. Procoxal cavity plugged laterally and closed behind. Scutellum small and rounded at apex. Elytra cuneate; rather flat and short (but distinctly longer than width of humeri); apex just passing metacoxae; apical half moderately gaping. Humeri not hiding mesepimerum. Each elytron narrowed to rounded, almost unarmed apex; middle half with narrow, translucent panel, these depressed (more so apically). Mesosternum abruptly and deeply inclined to mesosternal process; base of process wide and tumid at midline; apex of process somewhat unusual, rounded and divergent laterally, apically truncate, and preapex without tooth. Mesoxal cavity moderately widely open to mesepimerum. Lengths of mesosternum / metasternum about 0.63 in male, 0.66 in female. Metathorax with almost straight, parallel sides, hind margin obliquely rounded to middle of metasternal apex; metasternum moderately tumid and convex (less so in female), more prominent than mesocoxae in male, planar with mesocoxae in female. Metepisternum moderately wide and parallel-sided for basal two-thirds, subacuminate towards apex. Abdomen fusiform in female, cylindrical in male; in both sexes rather strongly convex, narrow, moderately annulated, and urosternite V well differentiated for apical half. Abdominal process inclined to abdomen in male, planar with abdomen in female. Legs (in female); ratio lengths front / middle / hind leg 1.0: 1.2: 2.1; front and middle legs moderately long, hind leg relatively short (body length / length of legs about 2.8, 2.3, 1.3 respectively). In both sexes femora pedunculate-clavate; claves not robust; mesofemur distinctly longer than mesotibia; metafemur subcylindrical, clave fusiform; apex nearly reaching apex of urosternite III; metatibia lacking brushes; on metatarsis, tarsomere I slightly shorter than length of II and III together.	en	Clarke, Robin O. S., Spooner, Amoret, Willers, Joachim (2015): A new genus of Rhinotragini for Molorchus laticornis Klug, 1825 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae). Insecta Mundi 2015 (452): 1-6, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5182766
C56987BB137DFFBAFF0CFD3DFD8EFC1B.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. The large, flat, compact antennal club, comprising segments VI-XI, may be unique among the Rhinotragini. The antennae of Tomopterus exilis Chemsak & Linsley, 1979 are somewhat similar (but not flattened), and the genus, itself, characterized by rounded, exceptionally short elytra (usually shorter than width across humeri); those of Klugiatragus not rounded (but cuneate), and about 1.5 times longer than width across humeri. Two other Rhinotragini genera are characterized by large, compact antennal clubs (but segments rounded and not flattened); Antennommata Clarke, 2010 with 4 - segmented club, and Caprichasia Clarke, 2012 with 2 - segmented club; and neither of these genera have short cuneate elytra.	en	Clarke, Robin O. S., Spooner, Amoret, Willers, Joachim (2015): A new genus of Rhinotragini for Molorchus laticornis Klug, 1825 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae). Insecta Mundi 2015 (452): 1-6, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5182766
C56987BB137DFFBAFF0CFD3DFD8EFC1B.taxon	etymology	Etymology. The genus name, Klugiatragus, seems appropriate as Klug described the type species of this rhinotragid. The genus is male.	en	Clarke, Robin O. S., Spooner, Amoret, Willers, Joachim (2015): A new genus of Rhinotragini for Molorchus laticornis Klug, 1825 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae). Insecta Mundi 2015 (452): 1-6, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5182766
C56987BB137AFFBBFF0CFD5DFD00FA5B.taxon	description	(Fig. 1 - 4) Redescription of the female holotype. Total length 11.6 mm; rather narrow (total length / width metathorax 5.4). Lengths of forebody / abdomen 0.80. Color. Head black (labrum and base of mandibles chestnut); prothorax dark chestnut above, paler below); meso- and metasternum, and elytra chestnut (metepisternum, humeri and area adjacent to scutellum darker, and translucent panels of elytra weakly vitrified); abdomen pale chestnut (apical urosternite darker chestnut). Antennae chestnut, becoming paler towards apex. Legs becoming darker towards apex; pro- and mesofemora orange; metafemora chestnut, peduncle yellowish; tibia and tarsi darker chestnut. Surface ornamentation. Compared to most epimelittids pubescence much reduced. Notable pubescence on dorsad reduced to moderately dense, recumbent fascia (the hairs short and snow-white in color), as follows. On pronotum narrow, well-delimited, single arc from sides of apical constriction to near middle of basal constriction (by way of extreme lateral margins of pronotum), and a short, transverse fascia joining this arc at its middle; covering scutellum, and adjacent to it, with sparser hairs on base of elytra. Notable pubescence on underside as follows. On mesepimeron and adjacent margin of mesosternum; broad arc covering base of metasternum, apex of metepisternum and metacoxae; on abdomen clothing latero-basal margins of urosternites I-III. Appendages lacking notable pubescence. Antennae clothed with indistinct, fine, white pubescence. Femora and ventral surface of metatibia with moderately dense, very short, erect, dusky setae; and mesal surface of metatibia with long, whitish hairs (but far too short and sparse to be called brushes). Puncturation of body generally very dense, rather small, and alveolate. On dorsad head only slightly sparser (and non-alveolate on frons); on pronotum uniformly distributed (without impunctate areas); and on apex of translucent panels of elytra sparser. On underside punctures of prosternum becoming confluent and somewhat rugose; on mesosternum small and embedded in matrix of microsculpture; on metasternum simple, shallower and beveled; on abdomen subcontiguous near midline, becoming confluent and strongly beveled towards sides. Structure. Head Head with moderately long rostrum (width / length 2.56). Width of one inferior lobe of eyes / interocular distance 1.22. Superior lobes of eyes with about 10 - 11 rows of moderately large ommatidia, laterally narrowed by about one third their mesal width; and separated by three times the width of one lobe. Antennal tubercles separated by 3.4 width of scape. Antennae reaching middle of urosternite I. Length of scape 0.75 mm; III (0.90 mm) 1.20 longer than scape; IV (0.65 mm); V (0.75 mm); VI (0.70 mm); VII (0.6 mm); VIII and IX (0.55 mm); X (0.50 mm); XI (0.55 mm) with small, acute apical cone. Prothorax 1.08 longer than wide; basal angles rounded (but not strongly), leaving width of base hardly wider than apex (widths apex / base 0.91); base almost straight; prothoracic quotient 2.00. Base of prosternal process 3.14 narrower than width of procoxal cavity. Elytra slightly depressed across apical third; 1.38 longer than width of humeri; laterally slightly arced and not divergent apically. Humeri moderately projecting and prominent. Each elytron gradually, but not strongly narrowed to apex (sutural angle with minute tooth); translucent panel weakly demarcated. Mesosternum at centre more prominent than sides; mesocoxal cavity 1.38 wider than base of process. Abdomen widest towards apex of urosternite II. Urosternites sequentially shorter towards apex of abdomen; I, III and IV trapezoidal; I slightly elongate with well rounded hind angles; II cylindrical; II-IV moderately transverse. Urosternite V moderately elongate, subconical; sides weakly constricted across apical third, the latter not down-turned; apical margin truncate, and minutely angled at sides; with well demarcated soleate depression, trapezoidal in shape, moderately deeply depressed (leaving margins rather abrupt and narrow). Front leg femur slightly longer than tibia; tibia moderately slender, narrow at base, gradually widening to apex, apical margin oblique, not lanceolate, apico-lateral angle without setose tubercle. Middle leg femur 1.5 longer than length of tibia; length of femur / lateral width of femoral clave 5.0; tibia rather slender, gradually widening to apex. Hind leg rather slender; clave moderately long (lengths clave / peduncle about 2.1); peduncle relatively short, narrow, and flattened on dorsal and lateral surfaces. Metatibiae almost straight (or bisinuate when viewed laterally) and hardly widening from base to pre-apex. Metatarsus distinctly narrower than apex of metatibia. Metatarsomere I cylindrical, 0.91 length of II + III; II not pediculate, slightly elongate, somewhat trapezoidal; III shorter than II, the lobes narrow, hardly rounded at sides, and weakly divergent. Redescription of male holotype. Except for sexually dimorphic characters (already referred to in the description of the genus) and color (generally darker), essentially similar to female. Color. Body almost entirely black (mouthparts and abdominal process yellowish); elytra black with pale chestnut translucent panels. Antennae chestnut, becoming blacker towards apex. Legs considerably darker than female; profemora chestnut at sides, dark chestnut dorsally; mesofemora chestnut with narrow black fascia dorsally, peduncle paler; metafemora as female; tibiae and tarsi black. Structure. Forebody 0.72 length of abdomen. Width / length of rostrum 3.50. Width of one inferior lobe of eyes / interocular distance 5.2. Superior lobes of eyes separated by 2.5 times the width of one lobe. Prothorax 1.06 longer than wide. Elytra 1.44 longer than width of humeri.	en	Clarke, Robin O. S., Spooner, Amoret, Willers, Joachim (2015): A new genus of Rhinotragini for Molorchus laticornis Klug, 1825 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae). Insecta Mundi 2015 (452): 1-6, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5182766
C56987BB137BFFB8FF0CFF5DFA23FEBB.taxon	description	(Fig. 1 - 4)	en	Clarke, Robin O. S., Spooner, Amoret, Willers, Joachim (2015): A new genus of Rhinotragini for Molorchus laticornis Klug, 1825 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae). Insecta Mundi 2015 (452): 1-6, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5182766
C56987BB137BFFB8FF0CFF5DFA23FEBB.taxon	description	Measurements (mm). Male / female, total length 11.43 / 11.60; length of pronotum 1.92 / 2.00, width of pronotum 1.81 / 1.85, length of elytra 2.66 / 2.75, width at humeri 1.85 / 2.00. Specimen analyzed. Holotype of Molorchus laticornis, BRAZIL, female, Dr. de Olfers et Sellow col. (ZMHB); holotype of Charis melete. BRAZIL, Rio de Janeiro, near Rio, male, Mr. Miers col. (OXUM).	en	Clarke, Robin O. S., Spooner, Amoret, Willers, Joachim (2015): A new genus of Rhinotragini for Molorchus laticornis Klug, 1825 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae). Insecta Mundi 2015 (452): 1-6, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5182766
