Cladoctonus Strohmeyer

Cladoctonus Strohmeyer Type species: Cladoctonus affinis Strohmeyer, 1911: 17. Diagnosis. Antennal club spherical, sutures poorly marked, funiculus (including the pedicel) 6-segmented; male frons convex and uniformly punctured, female frons variously modified; pronotum densely punctured, surface rough; elytral base procurved, dentated, at beginning of interstriae 4–6 strial punctures more strongly impressed producing a rough short longitudinal ridge; most interstriae on declivity sharply granulated; interstriae 9 long and carinate, interstriae 10 short, reaching level of metacoxae; protibiae with 4–6 socketed denticles at apical lateral margin. Distribution: pantropical; five species in Africa. Almost all records are from dry bushland, open savannas, or sandy soil habitats (Fig. 21).