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| Afropelates (South Africa) |
A new genus from Chile: the fattest agyrtodine of them all |
Agyrtodes sp. (Australia, New Zealand, Chile): Agyrtodes is the only agrytodine genus found in both Australia and South America. Shown here is a new species from Australia. |
Agyrtolasia calliptera (Australia): a dramatically-colored, extremely pubescent, monotypic agyrtodine from Queensland |
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| Tentatively-identified Chelagyrtes (New Zealand) |
Chiliopelates (Chile): C. naumanni, shown here, is a particularly distinctive species: males bear hugely expanded front tarsi, presumably used in mating. |
Cholevomorpha picta (Australia): another festively-colored, monotypic Australian agyrtodines |
Dasypelates (Chile) |
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| Dictydiella (South Africa) |
Eupelates transversistrigosus (Chile) |
Paragyrtodes (Australia) |
Ragytodina (Chile): Shown here is R. tuberculosa, so named for its lumpy, "tuberculate" elytra. |
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| Zeagyrtes (New Zealand) |
Zeagyrtoma (New Zealand) |
Zearagytodes (New Zealand): Z. maculifer, shown here, is one of the most easily-collected leiodids in New Zealand. |