Revision of the genus Acyphoderes Audinet-Serville, 1833, with a brief synopsis of the genus Bromiades Thomson, 1864 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) Author Clarke, Robin O. S. text Insecta Mundi 2015 2015-01-16 2015 401 1 92 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.4531694 1942-1354 4531694 1E971D20-D232-4729-9249-BE529F677862 Ameriphoderes cribricollis ( Bates, 1892 ) comb. nov. ( Fig. 47, 48 ) Acyphoderes cribricollis Bates, 1892: 160 , pl. 6, fig. 6; Monné 2005: 455 (cat.). Species Concept. Based on the comparison of material in the ACMT and EMEC collections, and compared with the lectotype picture of Bezark (2010) . Measurements (mm) Nayarit-Jalisco specimens only. 7 males / 1 female , total length, 13.8-17.3/14.2; length of prothorax, 2.25-2.60/2.05; width of prothorax, 1.95-2.40/1.90; length of elytra, 7.00-8.70/7.0; width at humeri, 2.15-2.70/2.00. Material analyzed. MEXICO , Jalisco , Chamela , vic. UNAM , 1 female , 9-19.VII.1993 , J. Wappes col. ( ACMT ) ; Nayarit , Arroyo Santiago nr. Jesus Maria , 1 male , 5.VII.1955 , B. Malkin col. ( EMEC 202,792 ). Material examined. MEXICO , Chiapas , 9-12 km N Arriaga , 1 female , 18-26. VI .1987 , J. Wappes col. ( ACMT ) ; Jalisco , Est. Bio. Chamela , 1 male , 20/ 27.VII.1984 , J.A. Chemsak col. ( EMEC 202,784 ) ; 3 males , 8/ 16.VII.1985 , J. Chemsak , A. Katsura & E. Michelbacher col. ( EMEC 202,785 - 787 ) ; Est. Bio. Chamela , 1 male , 14/ 22.VII.1992 , J. A. Chemsak col. ( EMEC 202,788 /789) ; Oaxaca , 58 km SE Oaxaca , 1 male , 13.VII.1952 , E. F. Gilbert col. ( EMEC 202,793 ) ; Veracruz , Cotaxtla , Cotaxtla Exp. Sta. , 1 male , 26. VI .1962 , D. H. Janzen col. ( EMEC 202,7909 ) ; ditto, 1 male and 1 female in cop. ( EMEC 202,791 ) . Comment. Bates described A. cribricollis from western Mexico , DURANGO ; author’s male (specimen A) from NAYARIT (adjacent to Durango and, therefore, assumed to correspond to Bates’ species) has tegmen Type 3e, but with longer lateral lobes. Author’s male from eastern Mexico , VERACRUZ (specimen B), also has tegmen Type 3e, but with shorter lateral lobes. Specimens from the western Mexico to Costa Rica , are most likely to be A. cribricollis Bates. Those from Veracruz (author’s specimen B) may be different species or subspecies. And , specimens from Oaxaca may be in-between (unfortunately the single male available to the author is not suitable for the preparation of its genitalia). Someday , someone with a good series of specimens from all three areas will be able to resolve these uncertainties .