A taxonomic revision of Neobuprestis Kerremans (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) with the description of a new genus and two new species Author Levey, B. Author Bellamy, C. L. text Zootaxa 2013 3681 3 225 240 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.3681.3.2 12ebdcdb-6844-400a-80cd-24a6bb6fba4b 1175-5326 219605 DE76D2F8-0657-48A5-BBFB-CBF40675122A Key to the species of Burnsiellus 1 Metacoxal plate strongly widening to the femoral insertion, about twice as wide at the medial edge as at the lateral edge ( Fig. 31 ).................................................................................................. 3 - Metacoxal plate less strongly widening to the femoral insertion, about one and a half times as wide at the medial edge as at the lateral edge ( Fig. 30 )................................................................................... 2 2 Elytra purple-brown with black costae and small pulverulent white spots ( Fig. 9 ); underside entirely 'metallic' reddish purple and blue-green; Queensland........................................................... B. albosparsa (Carter) - Elytra straw coloured with brown patches and black costae ( Fig. 7 ); underside largely 'metallic' purple-brown but anterior margin and lateral margin of prosternum yellow; W. Australia , S. Australia , Victoria.............. B. marmorata (Blackburn) 3 Elytral apices subtruncate, without well defined teeth ( Fig. 28 ); elytra very densely almost contiguously punctured between the costae; pronotum strongly narrowing to the anterior and posterior angles ( Figs. 10 , 26 ); fronto-clypeus strongly depressed between the antennal insertions; mid tibia much broader than hind tibia, strongly swollen in male, with long tibial spurs which curve at the apex; posterior margin of 2nd visible ventrite simple ( Fig. 12 ); apex of last visible ventrite truncate, without lateral teeth ( Fig. 12 ), W. Australia , S. Australia , New South Wales ................................ B. trisulcata (Carter) - Elytral apices obliquely truncate, with well defined teeth ( Figs. 8 , 29 ); elytra less densely punctured between costae; pronotum almost parallel sided ( Fig. 8 ); fronto-clypeus only slightly depressed between the antennal insertions; mid tibia about as broad as hind tibia, not swollen in male, with shorter, straight tibial spurs; posterior margin of 2nd visible ventrite with a large semitransparent lobe at the middle, covering part of the 3rd ventrite ( Fig. 11 ); apex of last visible ventrite slightly concave, with lateral teeth ( Fig. 11 ); Victoria.............................................................. B. lobatum sp. n.