A new genus and species of brontine Silvanidae from Australia (Coleoptera: Cucujoidea) Thomas, Michael C. Insecta Mundi 2011 2011-03-11 2011 154 1 8 Thomas 2004 [772,891,1411,1435] Insecta Silvanidae Animalia Coleoptera 4 3 Arthropoda tribe Brontini    1. Frontal lines of head long and conspicuous, reaching the anterior margin of the eye .................. ....................................................................   Australodendrophagus australis(Erichson)  — Frontal lines of head short and inconspicuous or absent ............................................................ 2   2(1). Elytra fused; hind wings absent .................................................................................................. 3  — Elytra not fused; hind wings present .......................................................................................... 5   3(2). Elytral apices conjointly rounded ...................................   Brontoliota indivisipennisThomas  — Elytra apices divaricate ............................................................................................................... 4   4(3). Head and pronotum impunctate, or nearly so; body less elongate, elytra 2.5x or less longer than wide ..................................................................................   Brontoliota intermediusThomas  — Head and pronotum with large, conspicuous ocellate punctures; body more elongate, elytra more than 2.5x longer than wide ..................................................   Brontoliota monteithiThomas   5(2). Antennal scape with erect setae, some of which are longer than diameter of scape ..................... ........................................................................................   Australohyliota macleayi(Olliff)  — Antennal scape with depressed or subdepressed setae, which are much shorter than diameter of scape ......................................................................................................................................... 6   6(5). Body without encrustation .......................................................................................................... 7  — Body with encrustation ...............................................................   Macrohyliota lucia(Pascoe)   7(6). Antennal scape longer than head; tibiae strongly curved ........................................................... 8  — Antennal scape shorter than head; tibiae not curved .................................................................... .................................................................   Notophanus belliciliferThomas, n. gen., n. sp.   8(7). Body black; elytra black with red basal fascia; all pronotal spines long and acute ....................... .......................................................................................   Macrohyliota militaris(Erichson)  — Body red; elytra sometimes black, but without fascia; pronotal spines short and broad .............. ...............................................................................................   Macrohyliota bicolor(Arrow)