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Crepidodera sp? - Crepidodera
Copyright © 2018 Glen Forister

Crepidodera sp? - Crepidodera
Discovery Trail Park Lang Crossing on NF-18 near Hwy 20, 1 km nne. Emigrant Gap. Ele. = 1360m (4,462'), 39.3090, -120.6657, Nevada County, California, USA
June 23, 2010
Size: 2.5 mm
Crepidodera fits great if you consider the base of the pronotum to be more or less straight or weakly sinuate but without a medium lobe (very vague couplet) (1).

Procoxae cavities closed behind.
Pronotum with obvious transverse impression and strong lateral furrows reaching pronotal basal edge.
Tarsal claws with broad basal tooth.
Terminal tarsomere of metatarsus not inflated (see picture).
Elytra with punctures aligned in rows.
Elytra glabrous, and no setae in punctures.

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Contributed by Glen Forister on 28 June, 2018 - 5:54pm
Last updated 5 August, 2018 - 10:32am

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