Cryptoderma Explained

Cryptoderma^[1] is a genus of weevils in the subfamily Dryophthorinae and the monotypic tribe Cryptodermatini.^[2] Species records currently appear to be limited to eastern Asia.

Species

The Catalogue of Life lists:

• Cryptoderma andreae Pascoe F.P, 1885
• Cryptoderma brevipenne Ritsema C, 1882
• Cryptoderma collare Ritsema C, 1882
• Cryptoderma convexum Ritsema C, 1882
• Cryptoderma discors Bovie, 1908
• Cryptoderma drescheri Günther, 1937
• Cryptoderma fabricii Ritsema C, 1882
• Cryptoderma formosense Kôno H, 1934
• Cryptoderma fortunei Waterhouse, 1853
• Cryptoderma fractisignum Heller KM, 1934
• Cryptoderma grande Fairmaire L, 1891
• Cryptoderma hydropicum Chevrolat LAA, 1853
• Cryptoderma inchoatum Marshall GAK, 1932
• Cryptoderma knapperti Veth, 1905
• Cryptoderma laterale Boheman C.H. in Schönherr C.J, 1833
• Cryptoderma lobatum Ritsema C, 1905
• Cryptoderma longicolle Heller KM, 1924
• Cryptoderma mac-gillavryi Veth, 1916
• Cryptoderma mangyanum Heller KM, 1924
• Cryptoderma maximum Heller KM, 1897
• Cryptoderma perakense Marshall GAK, 1932
• Cryptoderma philippinense Waterhouse, 1853
• Cryptoderma plicatipenne Ritsema C, 1912
• Cryptoderma regulare Ritsema C, 1882
• Cryptoderma rivulosum Boheman C.H. in Schönherr C.J, 1833
• Cryptoderma sancti-andreae Ritsema C, 1882
• Cryptoderma suturale Roelofs W, 1880

References

1. Ritsema C (1885) Remarks on Hymenoptera and Coleoptera. Notes from the Leyden Museum 7(1): 54.
2. Bovie A (1908) Coleoptera. Fam. Curculionidae. Subfam. Cryptoderminae. In: Wytsman, PA (Ed.). Genera Insectorum 70. 3 pp.

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