Eustylus

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Eustylus
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Dorsal view of Eustylus
Scientific classification
Kingdom:
Animalia
Phylum:
Arthropoda
Class:
Insecta
Order:
Coleoptera
Family:
Curculionidae
Subfamily:
Entiminae
Tribe:
Eustylini
Genus:
Eustylus

Schönherr, 1843

Eustylus is a neotropical genus of broad-nosed weevils in the subfamily Entiminae, tribe Eustylini. [1]

Contents

Taxonomy

Eustylus was described for the first time by Carl Johan Schönherr in 1843 (p. 40). [2] The Central American species were treated by Champion. [3] Marshall 1916 offers a key to most species. [4]

Description

One of the most salient features of Eustylus is its broad antennal scape, densely and uniformly covered by scales (see Fig. 7F in Girón 2020 [5] ). Some species bear a spine on the inner margin of the profemur, which is unusual for eustylines. Most species are uniformly covered by brown scales forming different patterns; metallic green species are also found.

Distribution

The genus Eustylus ranges from Mexico to Paraguay, with some species represented in the Caribbean [1] [6] [7]

List of species

Eustylus contains 26 described species: [6] [7]

  1. Eustylus aequusMarshall, 1916: 464: [4] Brazil.
  2. Eustylus bodkiniMarshall, 1916: 456: [4] Colombia, Guyana, Venezuela.
  3. Eustylus chiriquensisChampion, 1911: 294: [3] Panama.
  4. Eustylus cinericiusChampion, 1911: 296: [3] Guatemala.
  5. Eustylus ephippiatusMarshall, 1916: 458: [4] Colombia.
  6. Eustylus funicularisKirsch, 1874: 390: [8] Bolivia, Peru.
  7. Eustylus grypsatusBoheman, 1843: 27: [2] Mexico.
  8. Eustylus hybridusRosenschoeld, 1840: 200: [9] Guadeloupe, Saint Lucia.
  9. Eustylus inclususMarshall, 1916: 461: [4] Brazil.
  10. Eustylus magdalenaeMarshall, 1926: 536: [10] Colombia.
  11. Eustylus obliquefasciatusMarshall, 1916: 455: [4] Venezuela.
  12. Eustylus puberOlivier, 1807: 367: [11] Colombia, French Guiana, Guyana, Trinidad, Venezuela.
  13. Eustylus quadrigibbusChampion, 1911: 292: [3] Mexico.
  14. Eustylus ruptusChampion, 1911: 293: [3] Costa Rica, Panama.
  15. Eustylus scapularisMarshall, 1916: 464: [4] Brazil.
  16. Eustylus setipennisChampion, 1911: 292: [3] Guatemala.
  17. Eustylus sexguttatusChampion, 1911: 291: [3] Panama.
  18. Eustylus simplexMarshall, 1916: 460: [4] Colombia.
  19. Eustylus simulatusMarshall, 1916: 459: [4] Colombia.
  20. Eustylus sordidusMarshall, 1916: 460: [4] Colombia.
  21. Eustylus striatusBoheman, 1843: 42: [2] Mexico.
  22. Eustylus subapterusChampion, 1911: 295: [3] Guatemala, Mexico.
  23. Eustylus subfasciatusVoss, 1932: 40: [12] Paraguay.
  24. Eustylus subguttatusMarshall, 1916: 462: [4] Brazil.
  25. Eustylus subuittatusMarshall, 1916: 457: [4] Venezuela.
  26. Eustylus veraepacisChampion, 1911: 294: [3] Guatemala.

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References

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