The Australian Ciidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea): supplement Author Lawrence, John F. text Zootaxa 2019 2019-02-15 4555 4 451 490 journal article 28541 10.11646/zootaxa.4555.4.1 65d1b3a0-34d2-41a2-a1de-3207bb3ff615 1175-5326 2584905 94AC8841-354B-4933-826A-33F8EE60FA9F Key to the Australian Species of Paratrichapus Scott (modified from Souza-Gonçalves et al., 2018 ) 1. Metatibia with fewer than 10 spines; pronotum much darker in colour than reddish elytra with somewhat finer and slightly sparser punctation; interspaces smooth and shiny, those on pronotum with a metallic sheen; Christmas Island ................................................................................. .. P. christmasensis Souza-Gonçalves et al. - Metatibia with more than 10 spines; pronotum, IF with metallic sheen, THEN not darker than elytra.................... 2 2(1). Elytral punctation very coarse and dense; pronotal punctation much finer and sparser, and interspaces with distinct metallic sheen; northern QLD.................................................... P. metallonotum Souza-Gonçalves et al. - Elytral punctation finer and sparser; pronotum without metallic sheen............................................ 3 3(2). Posteriormost portion of elytra with dense vestiture of erect, stout setae; length at least 2.00 mm; central coastal NSW............................................................................... P. burwelli Souza-Gonçalves et al. - Posteriormost portion of elytra with sparse vestiture of slender setae; length always less than 2.00 mm.................. 4 4(3). Metatibia four times as long as wide; pronotal punctation distinctly finer and somewhat sparser than elytral punctation; Tasmania and Victoria to southern QLD................................... P. australis Souza-Gonçalves et al. ( Fig. 45–46 ) - Metatibia three times as long as wide; pronotal punctation about as coarse and dense as elytral punctation; Lord Howe Island......................................................................... P. peckorum Souza-Gonçalves et al.