Review of Australian genera Tessaromma Newman and Phlyctaenodes Newman with description of a new genus and species (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: Cerambycinae: Phlyctaenodini) Author Jin, Mengjie Author Ślipiński, Adam Author Keyzer, Roger De Author Pang, Hong text Zootaxa 2017 4277 1 67 85 journal article 32836 10.11646/zootaxa.4277.1.5 cad447bb-0619-4742-80fd-2c305053e4aa 1175-5326 809081 75C87DF2-0749-4B30-BB4E-9CD23BB26F7B Key to species of Tessaromma 1 Pronotum with pair of strongly elevated and narrowly separated admedian tubercles, often joined posteriorly ( Figs 3A, B , I); small species, length usually less than 10mm ................................................................ 2 - Pronotal tubercles indistinct or broadly separated at middle ( Figs 3 E, G); larger species, length always over 10mm ....... 3 2 Genae in front of eyes with smooth yellow spot ( Fig. 3C ); elytral surface yellowish brown or dark brown; Queensland and New South Wales ...................................................................... T. nanum Blackburn - Genae in front of eyes without yellow spot; elytral surface black to dark brown with silver pubescence; New Guinea......................................................................................... T. argenteonigra Gressitt 3 Pronotal tubercles flat, indistinct; elytra with adpressed setae not forming marble-like pattern ( Fig. 3 G); Tasmania only............................................................................................... T. triste (Hope) - Pronotal tubercles prominent; elytra with dense silvery or golden adpressed pubescence forming wavy, marbled pattern ( Figs. 3 E); eastern Australia.................................................................. T. undatum Newman