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August 30, 2026Insecta mundi

Brazilian Cerambycoidea (Coleoptera): new species, synonymy, notes, and new geographical records

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ASAntonio Santos‐SilvaFNFrancisco E. de L. NascimentoCFCarlos A. H. Flechtmann

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Taxonomic survey reveals two new beetle species and 35 distributional records in Brazilian Cerambycoidea, highlighting expanding regional biodiversity documentation.

Key Points

  • To describe new species, resolve taxonomic uncertainties, and document new geographic records of Cerambycidae and Disteniidae in Brazil.
  • Examined and analyzed morphological characteristics of Cerambycoidea specimens from diverse Brazilian localities.
  • Conducted comparative taxonomic assessments of the genus Scleronotus to clarify species boundaries and evaluate synonymous taxa.
  • Documented 35 new distributional records for Brazil, consisting of 32 new state records and three new country records.
  • Described two new longhorned beetle species: Scleronotus ritae and Scleronotus tanabeae.
  • Established Scleronotus anthribiformis as a junior synonym of Scleronotus scabrosus and detailed diagnostic complications regarding Scleronotus stupidus.

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Santos‐Silva et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a93f0696c1a8fb52e79c8d3https://doi.org/10.64338/im.1201.930a6
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