Small, uniform, and rarely collected-an integrated taxonomic revision of Afromicracis bark beetles (Coleoptera, Scolytinae) Author Jordal, Bjarte text Zootaxa 2021 2021-06-03 4981 1 70 88 journal article 5929 10.11646/zootaxa.4981.1.3 2a6a68b5-abec-4b2f-87b8-91cc5e0f1e78 1175-5326 4897574 72B8C187-2685-475E-A20F-60830FF606A0 Afromicracis natalensis ( Eggers, 1936 ) ( Figs 48, 50, 53 ) Stephanoderes natalensis Eggers, 1936 (original spelling) Miocryphalus natalensis ( Eggers, 1936 ) (combination by Schedl 1939 ) Type material. Type , sex? South Africa , Natal , 4000 ft , Nov. 1892 , GAK Marshall ( NHMUK ). One additional specimen in NHMW , uncertain status . Diagnosis. Length 1.4 mm , 2.6 × as long as wide, colour dark reddish brown to black. Frons concave on central half, with a pair of longitudinal sharp carinae near antennal insertion; antennal scapus slightly dilated with tiny tuft of 4–6 short dorsal setae, club pilose. Pronotum slightly hunchbacked, summit at middle, steeply descending on anterior half with rough asperities; pronotal vestiture of mixed fine and long hair-like setae and spatulate setae; elytral interstriae with regular or slightly irregular row of spatulate setae, becoming more hair-like near lateral margins; strial setae short, fine, semi-erect. Distribution. South Africa .