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Al land rus popu I i Pierce<br />

Map 5<br />

Allandrus populi Pierce, 1930:19 (holotype, Williams, Ariz.;<br />

USNM) ; Valentine 1960 :7 7, 83 ; Valentin e I97 l:248.<br />

Description. Length 2.2-4.0 mm (head excluded). Head and<br />

pronotum dark brown to black, with mostly dark setae and sparse,<br />

scattered, white setae. Frons convex, broad, deeply and densely<br />

punctured. Rostrum without carinae, with sculpture as on frons, except<br />

punctures smaller. Pronotum 1.2 times wider than long, widest at<br />

lateral extension <strong>of</strong> basal carina; surface <strong>of</strong> disc even, convex before<br />

antebasal carina, weakly impressed before middle, with dense,<br />

reticulate punctures; antebasal carina strongly, sharply elevated,<br />

weakly emarginate. Elytra about 1.4-1.5 times longer than wide,<br />

reddish brown to black, with predominately dark setae, but with white<br />

setae in scattered small patches or individually; basal quarter <strong>of</strong> elytra<br />

with bar <strong>of</strong> white setae extending to scutellum; posterior third <strong>of</strong> elytra<br />

with tranverse patch <strong>of</strong> white setae on each elytron; disc relatively even,<br />

with very slight swellings just behind basal margin, weakly impressed<br />

behind swellings; strial punctures moderate in size, weakly impressed;<br />

interstriae flat, densely and minutely punctured. Tarsal claws simple<br />

(Fig.36). Protibiae <strong>of</strong> male straight.<br />

Map5.<br />

(o).<br />

Collectionlocalities<strong>of</strong> Allandrus populi(o),A.bifasciatus (r), andA breuicornis<br />

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