Xenoceraspis

Key for identification of Xenoceraspis View in CoL species

1 – metafemora and metatibiae enlarged (males) .................................................................... 2 – metafemora and metatibiae unmodified (females) ............................................................... 4

2 – terminal spurs of metatibiae present ( Figure 17 View Figures 14–19 ) males of.......................... X. calcarata – terminal spurs of metatibiae absent ............................................................................................ 3

3 – apex of metatibiae considerably enlarged, beak-like ( Figures 19 View Figures 14–19 ) males of..................

....................................................................................................................................... X. longimacularia – apex of metatibiae moderately enlarged ( Figure 18 View Figures 14–19 ) males of....... ....... X. kurseongana View in CoL

4 – disc of elytra covered with sparse, minute, nearly invisible setae ( Figure 3 View Figures 1–4 ) females of .................................................................................................................................................. X. calcarata

– disc of elytra covered with moderately dense, well visible pale scale-like setae ...... 5

5 – elytra distinctly expanded laterally just in front of metacoxa ( Figure 24 View Figures 20–26 ), with well visible sinuosity from lateral view ( Figure 26 View Figures 20–26 ) females of.......... .......... X. longimacularia

– elytra only weakly expanded laterally just in front of metacoxa ( Figure 23 View Figures 20–26 ), with nearly no sinuosity from the lateral view ( Figure 25 View Figures 20–26 ) females of............ ............ X. kurseongana View in CoL