Review of the genusEurystheaThomson, 1861 (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: Cerambycinae)

Two new species of Novantinoe (Disteniini, Disteniidae), two new species of Eurysthea (Elaphidiini, Cerambycinae, Cerambycidae), and new geographical records

“…rotundicollis (Martins, 1995)), the new species differs from all of them by the prothorax with sparse and fine pubescence (denser and obscuring the integument in these species), and the scutellum nearly glabrous (densely covered with yellowish pubescence in these species). The new species differs from E. barsevskisi Botero & Santos-Silva, 2017; E. nearnsi Botero & Santos-Silva, 2017;and E. rotundicollis (Martins, 1995) by the yellow anterior and posterior maculae being interrupted (continuous in those species).…”

“…Into the family Cerambycidae, Eurysthea was described by Thomson (1860) and, recently, it was revised by Botero & Santos-Silva (2017). Currently, this genus is composed of 23 species distributed mainly in South America, with only one of them occurring also in Central America, E. cribripennis Bates, 1885.…”

“…ly glabrous (covered with dense yellowish pubescence in E. cribripennis), and body with sparse moderately long white setae (in E. cribripennis the body is covered with denser and longer yellowish setae). Among the species of Eurysthea with the prothorax unarmed (E. barsevskisi Botero & Santos-Silva, 2017;E. nearnsi Botero & Santos-Silva, 2017;E.…”

Annotated list of beetles (Insecta, Coleoptera) in an urban area of the Eastern Andes of Colombia

“…We determined the species and species recorded from Tunja for the first time with the support of specialists for each family, besides using keys to family and genera (taxonomic revisions) and original descriptions of the species: Cantharidae (Pic 1911), Cerambycidae (Bates 1866;Zajciw 1964;Huedepohl 1985;Martins 1969;Botero and Santos-Silva 2017;Botero et al 2019aBotero et al , 2019b, Chrysomelidae (Guérin 1830), Coccinellidae (Vandenberg 2002;Bustamante and Yabar 2006;Zambrano 2019), Curculionidae (del Río 2009; Kirsch 1868), Dryophthoridae (Peng et al 2002), Elateridae (Candèze 1859), Histeridae (Celli et al 2015), Hydrophilidae (Young 1953;Hansen 1995), Phengodidae (Guérin 1843; Wittmer 1976), Scarabaeidae (Blanchard and Milne-Edwards 1850;Arrow 1933;Zunino and Halffter 1997;Sanabria-García et al 2012;Shaughney and Ratcliffe 2015;Fuhrmann and Vaz-De-Mello 2017;Villalobos et al 2017;Rossini et al 2018; Paucar-Cabrera and Ratcliffe 2019), and Silphidae (Bonilla et al 2016). For comments on species identification, we follow the terminology and characters of the previous papers.…”

Cerambícidos (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) del Valle de Cusco con clave de identificación

“…The studied species correspond to samples deposited in the Laboratorio de Entomología de la Universidad Nacional de San Antonio Abad del Cusco (CEUC-UNSAAC). Identifications were made using specialized keys (Aragão & Monné, 2011;Botero & Santos-Silva, 2017;Ferrú & Elgueta, 2011;Galileo & Martins, 2007;Monné et al, 2017;Nearns & Swift, 2011; Santos-Silva, 2015) as well as consultations with specialists, the same that are recognized in the respective section.…”