Hexamerodes Jeannel, 1959b : 709

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Hexamerodes Jeannel, 1959b: 709

Diagnosis. (Jennael, 1960a: 237) Length 2 mm, head clearly shorter than pronotum, elongate, about 1.3 times as long as wide, eyes large, projecting, rostrum oval, pronotum longer than wide, distinctly shorter than elytra, lacking foveae and sulcus, elytra long, about 1.2 times as long as abdomen, with 4−5 small basal foveae and with sutural and discal striae, lacking trichomes, posterior corners sharp, midlegs modified in males, abdomen narrow with transverse basal impression, first paratergite with trichomes. Antennae with scape minuscule, II −V transverse, small, III −V subequal, terminal antennomere very long, about twice as long as II −V together, truncate at apex.

Species included. Hexamerodes leleupi Jeannel, 1959 .

Distribution. Tanzania.