Amarotypus, Bates, 1872
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Key to species of Amarotypus View in CoL
1. Body ( Fig. 21–24 View Figures 21–24 ) ovate. Pronotum trapezoid, widest basally.................................... 2
— Body ( Fig. 25–26 View Figures 25–28 ) subovate. Pronotum subrectangular, widest about middle...................... 5
2(1). Metallic luster present (aeneous). Eyes moderately convex. Posterolateral angles of pronotum subrectangular. Elytra oblong; sides slightly rounded; striae replaced by rows of coarse punctures; intervals unevenly surfaced. Fig. 21 View Figures 21–24 . [Body length 6.0–7.0 mm; row 3 of elytra with three setiferous punctures; North Island, South Island and Stewart Island]................... Amarotypus edwardsii Bates View in CoL
— Metallic luster absent. Eyes slightly convex. Posterolateral angles of pronotum acute, projected laterally. Elytra ovate; sides strongly rounded; striae present; intervals evenly surfaced................. 3
3(2). Sides of pronotum and elytra widely testaceous, strongly contrasting with rufopiceous background. Antennae rufotestaceous, with segments 3–4 rufopiceous. Pronotum strongly convex; sides not sinuate posteriorly. Fig. 22 View Figures 21–24 . [Smaller, body length 4.6 mm; stria 3 of elytra with a single setiferous puncture; South Island (southern WD)]........................................................................................ Amarotypus simoninensis Larochelle and Larivière , new species
— Sides of pronotum and elytra more uniformly colored, not contrasting with background. Antennae differently colored. Pronotum moderately convex; sides moderately sinuate posteriorly........... 4
4(3). Dorsal body piceous black. Antennal segments 1–4 rufotestaceous, 5–11 piceous black. Elytra with isodiametric microsculpture; striae deep and coarsely punctate, stria 3 with three setiferous punctures. Fig. 23 View Figures 21–24 . [Body length 5.7 mm; South Island (FD)]........................................................................ Amarotypus takaheensis Larochelle and Larivière , new species
— Dorsal body rufotestaceous. Antennae rufotestaceous. Elytra with moderately transverse microsculpture; striae shallow and finely punctate, stria 3 with two setiferous punctures. Fig. 24 View Figures 21–24 . [Body length 6.7 mm; South Island (western NN)].................................................................................. Amarotypus glasgowensis Larochelle and Larivière , new species
5(1). Metallic luster present (aeneous). Antennal segment 1 rufotestaceous, segments 2–11 rufopiceous. Pronotum strongly convex; sides not sinuate posteriorly; posterolateral angles rectangular. Elytra ovate; striae replaced by rows of punctures, row 3 with three setiferous punctures. Fig. 25 View Figures 25–28 . [Small body, length 5.3–6.6 mm; South Island (southern WD, southwestern FD)]..................................................... Amarotypus fiordlandensis Larochelle and Larivière , new species
— Metallic luster absent. Antennae rufotestaceous. Pronotum moderately convex; sides slightly sinuate posteriorly; posterolateral angles obtuse. Elytra oblong; striae present, stria 3 with four setiferous punctures. Fig. 26 View Figures 25–28 . [Larger body, length 6.6–6.8; South Island (eastern central FD)]...................................... Amarotypus murchisonorum Larochelle and Larivière , new species
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