A monograph of the Afrotropical Cassidinae (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). Part 4. Revision of the genus Chiridopsis Spaeth
FIGURE 1. Distribution of Chiridopsis aequinoctialis.
FIGURES 17 – 19. Head. 17. Chiridopsis nigrostillata — species with broad clypeus; 18. Chiridopsis picturata — species with narrow clypeus; 19. Chiridopsis aequinoctialis — species with yellow clypeus.
FIGURES 24 – 30. Chiridopsis aequinoctialis. 24. Male dorsal, 25. Female dorsal, 26. Female lateral; 27 – 28. Chiridopsis convexula. 27. Dorsal, 28. Lateral, 29 – 30. Chiridopsis ruandana. 29. Dorsal, 30. Lateral.
FIGURES 31 – 36. Chiridopsis aubei. 31 – 33. Nominotypical form, 31. Male dorsal, 32. Female dorsal, 33. Female lateral; 34 – 36. Variation of dorsal pattern.
FIGURES 43 – 49. Chiridopsis boutareli. 43. Male dorsal, 44. Female dorsal, 45. Female lateral; 46 – 47. Chiridopsis castaneoplagiata. 46. Dorsal, 47. Lateral, 48 – 49. Chiridopsis circe. 48. Dorsal, 49. Lateral.
FIGURES 20 – 23. Head. 20. Chiridopsis observabilis — species with flat clypeus; 21. Chiridopsis aubei — species with convex clypeus; 22. Chiridopsis tanganikana — species with long and angulate prosternal collar; 23. Chiridopsis tessellata – species with short and not angulate prosternal collar.
H. Bomans & de la Ruzizi & P. L. G. Benoit
K. Werner & G. de Rougemont & Ilubabor Pr. & Tepi & Masha & B. Malec & Wellega & Nekemte-Bedele
E. Obermaier & Haut Sassandra & Sauron-Kouale & A. Chevalier