Sphondyliini Rodriguez-Miron 2021

Tribe Sphondyliini Rodríguez-Mirón, 2021 Key to the genera of Sphondyliini Rodríguez-Mirón, 2021 1. Pronotum same width or wider than base of elytra, posterior edge sinuated ..................................... ............................................................................ Monrosolopha Erber & Medvedev, 2002 (Fig. 1A) – Base of pronotum less wide than base of elytra, posterior edge not sinuated (Fig. 1B) ................... 2 2. Mesoventrite with transverse fovea anteriorly (Fig. 1C) .................................................................. 3 – Mesoventrite without transverse fovea anteriorly ............................................................................ 7 3. Apical edge of elytra crenulate (Fig. 1D). Pronotum subconical in shape (Fig. 1E) .......................... .................................................................................................. Antonaria Jacoby & Clavareau,1905 – Apical edge of elytra not crenulate. Pronotum not subconical in shape (Fig.1A–B, G–I) ............... 4 4. Antennae short, not extending beyond procoxae. Pronotum without lateral projections (Fig. 1H). 5 – Antennae of medium length, beyond procoxae. Pronotum with lateral projections (Fig. 1B, G) .... 6 5. Pronotum with anterior and posterior groove (Fig. 1F) ............................ Falsocolobaspis Pic, 1942 – Pronotum without anterior or posterior groove ....................................... Macroantonaria Pic, 1951 6. Pronotum surface with points separated from each other (Fig. 1B). Elytra without hump behind scutellum ....................................................................................................... Bryantonaria Pic, 1951 – Pronotum surface with contiguous punctuations (Fig. 1G). Elytra with hump behind scutellum ...... ............................................................................................... Piomelopus Jacoby & Clavareau, 1905 7. Pronotum subcircular in shape, with setae conspicuous in some region of the body (Fig. 1H) ......... ...................................................................................................................... Sphondylia Weise, 1902 – Pronotum trapezoidal in shape, with setae scattered (Fig. 1I) ................ Poecilomorpha Hope, 1841