Alurnus Explained

Alurnus is a genus of beetles in the family Chrysomelidae.^[1]

Species

The following 23 species are accepted within Alurnus:

• Alurnus batesii Baly, 1864
• Alurnus bicolor Staines, 2013
• Alurnus bipunctatus Olivier, 1792
• Alurnus boucardi Rosenberg, 1898
• Alurnus chapuisi Uhmann and Jolivet, 1952
• Alurnus costalis Rosenberg, 1898
• Alurnus crenatus Staines, 2013
• Alurnus dallieri Pic, 1926
• Alurnus eckardtae Günther, 1936
• Alurnus elysianus Thomson, 1856
• Alurnus grossus Fabricius, 1775
• Alurnus horni Uhmann, 1935
• Alurnus humeralis Rosenberg, 1898
• Alurnus lansbergei Sallé, 1849
• Alurnus mutabilis Waterhouse, 1881
• Alurnus obliquus Uhmann, 1961
• Alurnus octopunctatus Fairmaire, 1851
• Alurnus orbignyi Guérin-Méneville, 1840
• Alurnus ornatus Baly, 1869
• Alurnus salvini Baly, 1885
• Alurnus secernendus Uhmann, 1932b
• Alurnus sexguttatus Rosenberg, 1898
• Alurnus undatus Brême, 1844

Notes and References

1. Staines. C. L.. March 8, 2013. A review of the genus Alurnus Fabricius, 1775 (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Cassidinae). Insecta Mundi. 0291. 1–34. Research Gate.