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mesocoxae. In lateral view mesothoracic process distinctly projects above level of coxae. Metepi­sterna rather broad, 2.7 to 3.0 times longer than wide, posteriad roundly narrowing, each comple­tely set off from metasterna by a suture (fig. 18). Metathorax with a more or less lanceolate axial depression delimited by carinimorph lateral sides and reaching anteriorly approximately to first third of length of metathorax (fig. 18). Metathorax very finely, sparsely, superficially punc­tured and distinctly isodiametrically shagreen (fig. 18). Anterior part of metacoxae gradually nar­rowing outward, its anterior side rounded outward (fig. 18). Metatibia short, thickened, ca. twice shorter than femora. Metatibial spurs well developed, subequal in length, almost reaching apex of tarsal joint 1 (fig. 21). The latter very long, 1.3 to 1.4 times longer than tibia and 1.25 to 1.35 times as long as all following joints combined: joints 2 and 4 elongate, each a little longer than 3rd. Last visible abdominal sternite posteriorly emarginate. Aedeagus as depicted (fig. 35). Length 2.3 to 2.7 mm. REFERENCES BARRETT, R.E. (1928): A new species of Melandryidae (Coleoptera). - Pan-Pacif.Ent. , 4: 173-174. FAIRMAIRE, L. et P. GERMAIN (1863): Révision des coléoptères du Chili. - Ann. Soc.ent. Fr. , (4), 3: 225-284. FRIVALDSZKY, J. (1880): Coleoptera nova in Europa oriental! et Asia Minor. - Természetr. Füz., 4, 3-4: 260-266. HORN, G, (1893): Miscellaneous coleopterous studies. - Trans. Am.ent. Soc. , _20: 136-144. LEWIS, G. (1895): On the Cistelidae and other Heteromerous species of Japan. - Ann.Mag.nat. Hist., {6^ 15: 250-278. REITTER, E. (1879): Lederia nov. gen. Melandryidarum. - Verh.zool.-bot.Ges. Wien, 29: 451-488. REITTER, E. (1891): Neue Coleopteren aus Europa, den angrenzenden Ländern und Sibérien, mit Bemerkungen über bekannte Arten. - D.ent.Z,, Jj^ 1-2: 17-36. REITTER, E. (1916): Lederia seidlitzi n.sp. - Wien. ent.Ztg, .35: 290. SEIDLITZ, G. (1898): Naturgeschichte der Insekten Deutschlands, 5 (2): 305-680. Authors' address: Dr. N.B. NIKITSKY and Dr. V.V. BELOV c/o National Committee of Soviet Biologists USSR Academy of Sciences Leninskij Prospekt, 33 Moscow 117071 USSR

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