New synonymies for Australian Cleridae (Coleoptera) Author Bartlett, Justin S. text Zootaxa 2015 4057 2 281 287 journal article 39294 10.11646/zootaxa.4057.2.9 f51d39a7-2442-4426-a9a8-a50ee0869531 1175-5326 244100 9D7D5894-5BA0-4AF2-9334-76344607037A Lemidia circumcincta Schenkling Lemidia circumcincta Schenkling, 1906 : 302 ( Fig. 4 ). Lemidia mastersi Lea, 1907 : 352 syn. n. ( Fig. 5 ). Material examined. Lemidia circumcincta Schenkling : LECTOTYPE (here designated): Kuranda Qld F.P. Dodd / Schenkling det. ( SDEI ). PARALECTOTYPES (here designated) (6): Kuranda Qld F.P. Dodd / Schenkling det. (1, SDEI ); Kuranda F.P. Dodd / Schenkling det. (1, SDEI ); Kuranda Aug 0 4 F. P. Dodd / Schenkling det. (1, SDEI ); Kuranda July 0 4 F. P. Dodd / Schenkling det. (1, SDEI ); Kuranda F. P. Dodd Feb. 0 4 / Schenkling det. (1, SDEI ); Kuranda F. P. Dodd Mch. 0 4 / Schenkling det. (1, SDEI ). Lemidia mastersi Lea : LECTOTYPE (here designated): the middle of three specimens on a card labelled "Qd" ( SAMA ). PARALECTOTYPES (here designated) (6): the two specimens flanking the lectotype (2, SAMA ); two specimens from Cairns (2, ANIC ); two specimens from Kuranda (2, NMV ). Remarks. The primary types of Lemidia circumcinta Schenkling and L. mastersi Lea differ only in the size of the roundish preapical macula. The elytral maculation of paralectotypes glued to the same card mount as the L. mastersi lectotype show comparable degrees of variation.