A review of the Malagasy species of the genus Trigonochilus Brenske (Coleoptera Scarabaeidae: Rutelinae: Adoretini) with description of a new species Author Montreuil, Olivier Author Frolov, Andrey V. text Zootaxa 2019 2019-10-03 4679 3 596 600 journal article 25319 10.11646/zootaxa.4679.3.12 44e80db5-8f5d-4bed-a189-baed3b1020c8 1175-5326 3471116 F1C41402-60E4-4245-9144-8EF62FAA919C Trigonochilus oedipus ( Fairmaire, 1903 ) Figs. 1 A–E Adoretus oedipus Fairmaire, 1903: 9 . Trigonochilus oedipus : Ohaus, 1912: 416 , 1918: 197 . Type material examined . Holotype ♂ ( Fig. 1D ), “ Adoretus oedipus m. Madag / TYPE / Museum Paris Madagascar Coll. Leon Fairmaire 1906” ( MNHN ). FIGURES 1A–F. Trigonochilus oedipus ( Fairmaire, 1903 ) (A–C), T. macrotarsus Montreuil & Frolov , new species (D–F) and locality map (G). A, male, dorsal view; B, aedeagus, lateral and dorsal view; C, female, dorsal view; D, male, holotype, dorsal view; E, aedeagus, lateral and dosal view; F, female, paratype, dorsal view; G, locality map (black circle – T. oedipus , white circle – T. macrotarsus ). Scale bar = 1.0 mm. Additional material. 1 ♂ , “ Diego-Suarez ? [ Antsiranana ]” ( MNHN ) ; 5 ♂♂ , 2 ♀♀ , “ Mt. d’Ambre [ Amber Moun- tains] Madagascar ” ( MNHN ) ; 2 ♂♂ , “ Montagne d’Ambre [ idem ] Madagascar ” ( MNHN ) . Female ( Fig. 1C ). Similar to the male in colour and setation, but have a little wider elytra, obtuse posterior angles of pronotum (hind angles are somewhat protruding in males), shorter antennae, relatively slender metatibiae and metatarsi, well developed smaller claw of metatarsi (this claw is completely reduced in males), and rounded apical sternite of the abdomen. Differential diagnosis. Trigonochilus oedipus differs from T. macrotarsus new species in a number of characters. The coloration of the head and pronotum is uniformly light brown. The elytra are yellow with dark brown sutural margins, base and humeri. The elytra are also more ovoid in this species (rather parallel-sided in T. macrotarsus new species ). The legs are brown similar to the head and pronotum except for tarsi which are blackish brown. Apical margin of labrum with a short, pointed process medially, as opposed to a long, delated process in T. macrotarsus new species Metatarsi with only one claw in males. Aedeagus with parameres split at the apex ( Fig. 1B ). Distribution . Northernmost part of Madagascar : Antsiranana and Amber Mountains ( Fig. 1G ).