Weevils - Entomological Society of Canada
Weevils - Entomological Society of Canada
Weevils - Entomological Society of Canada
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Frons flat, not impressed near eye (rarely slightly impressed).<br />
Rostrum I.2-I.3 times (female) or 1.1-1.2 times (male) longer than<br />
pronotum. Antennae <strong>of</strong> male inserted at basal 0.3-0.4 <strong>of</strong> rostrum.<br />
Length 7.7-2.3 mm. Ontario to Alberta . . . . . huron Fall (p. 115)<br />
Pronotum in male with distinct basal flange . . . . 33<br />
Pronotuminmalewithout distinctbasalflange ....... 37<br />
Rostrum more or less expanded in apical third, with punctures and<br />
sculpture not finer or sparser on apical third than on basal third.<br />
Length 7.5-2.2 m:nr. Quebec to British Columbia (subgenus<br />
Alocentron) ..... o'ttenuq'tum Smith(p.92)<br />
Rostrum more slender apically than basal third, with punctures and<br />
sculpture finer and sparser on apical third than on basal third<br />
(subgenus Coelocephalapion) ... - -. 34<br />
Eyes moderately prominent. Pubescence consisting <strong>of</strong> very sparse,<br />
uniform scales. Rostrum similar in both sexes. Pronotum with<br />
lateralmargins subparallel onbasalhalf .. ...... 35<br />
Eyes flat or slightly prominent. Pubescence conspicuous; scales<br />
more or less condensed at base <strong>of</strong> interstriae 3. Rostrum longer and<br />
more slender in female than in male. Pronotum subconical' Length<br />
2.2-2.9mm.Ontario..... ... segnipesSay(p. 134)<br />
Scales on head behind eyes and on dorsal apical region <strong>of</strong>each femur<br />
distinctly coarser than stoutest seta on antenna. Eyes with<br />
maximum width between outer margins (dorsal view) less than or<br />
about equal to width <strong>of</strong>head at base . . . . . . 36<br />
Scales on head behind eyes and on dorsal apical region <strong>of</strong>each femur<br />
as coarse as stoutest seta on antenna. Eyes with maximum width<br />
between outer margins (dorsal view) slightly greater than width <strong>of</strong><br />
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Scales behind eye and on side <strong>of</strong> pronotum <strong>of</strong> similar coarseness.<br />
Length 7.5-2.0 mm. Eastern United States<br />
d.ecoloratun Smith (p. 106)<br />
Scales behind eyes distinctly coarser than scales on side <strong>of</strong><br />
pronotum. Length 1.5-1.8 mm. Ontario<br />
cq,rinq.turn Smith (p. 96)<br />
Tarsal claw <strong>of</strong> male with acute basal tooth . . . . . . 38<br />
Tarsal claw <strong>of</strong> male lacking basal tooth . . . 43<br />
Body moderately robust. Tarsi <strong>of</strong> male lacking spine (subgenus<br />
Pseudapion) .... ... '. 39