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Platycorynus
'' Platycorynus'' is a genus of leaf beetles in the subfamily Eumolpinae. Species of the genus are found in Africa and Asia. Taxonomy The generic name "''Platycorynus''" first appeared in the second and third editions of Pierre François Marie Auguste Dejean, Dejean's Catalogue of Coleoptera, where it was attributed to Louis Alexandre Auguste Chevrolat, Chevrolat. Nine species were listed for the genus, four of which were ''nomina nuda'' at the time of publication, but no formal description was given for it. The genus was later briefly characterized by Frederick William Hope in 1840, under the new name "''Corynodes''". In 1865, Thomas Ansell Marshall published a monograph on ''Corynodes'', dividing it into seven subgenera: ''Platycorynus'', ''Corynodes'', ''Theumorus'', ''Eurycorynus'', ''Omodon'', ''Erigenes'', and ''Bathycolpus''. The latter five were originally intended to be new genera. In the same year, Hamlet Clark created a new genus, ''Corynoeides'', for one of the species ...
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Platycorynus Ahmadi
'' Platycorynus'' is a genus of leaf beetles in the subfamily Eumolpinae. Species of the genus are found in Africa and Asia. Taxonomy The generic name "''Platycorynus''" first appeared in the second and third editions of Pierre François Marie Auguste Dejean, Dejean's Catalogue of Coleoptera, where it was attributed to Louis Alexandre Auguste Chevrolat, Chevrolat. Nine species were listed for the genus, four of which were ''nomina nuda'' at the time of publication, but no formal description was given for it. The genus was later briefly characterized by Frederick William Hope in 1840, under the new name "''Corynodes''". In 1865, Thomas Ansell Marshall published a monograph on ''Corynodes'', dividing it into seven subgenera: ''Platycorynus'', ''Corynodes'', ''Theumorus'', ''Eurycorynus'', ''Omodon'', ''Erigenes'', and ''Bathycolpus''. The latter five were originally intended to be new genera. In the same year, Hamlet Clark created a new genus, ''Corynoeides'', for one of the species ...
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Platycorynus Abyssinicus
'' Platycorynus'' is a genus of leaf beetles in the subfamily Eumolpinae. Species of the genus are found in Africa and Asia. Taxonomy The generic name "''Platycorynus''" first appeared in the second and third editions of Dejean's Catalogue of Coleoptera, where it was attributed to Chevrolat. Nine species were listed for the genus, four of which were '' nomina nuda'' at the time of publication, but no formal description was given for it. The genus was later briefly characterized by Frederick William Hope in 1840, under the new name "''Corynodes''". In 1865, Thomas Ansell Marshall published a monograph on ''Corynodes'', dividing it into seven subgenera: ''Platycorynus'', ''Corynodes'', ''Theumorus'', ''Eurycorynus'', ''Omodon'', ''Erigenes'', and ''Bathycolpus''. The latter five were originally intended to be new genera. In the same year, Hamlet Clark created a new genus, ''Corynoeides'', for one of the species placed in ''Corynodes''. However, Joseph Sugar Baly did not accept ...
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Platycorynus Affinis
'' Platycorynus'' is a genus of leaf beetles in the subfamily Eumolpinae. Species of the genus are found in Africa and Asia. Taxonomy The generic name "''Platycorynus''" first appeared in the second and third editions of Dejean's Catalogue of Coleoptera, where it was attributed to Chevrolat. Nine species were listed for the genus, four of which were '' nomina nuda'' at the time of publication, but no formal description was given for it. The genus was later briefly characterized by Frederick William Hope in 1840, under the new name "''Corynodes''". In 1865, Thomas Ansell Marshall published a monograph on ''Corynodes'', dividing it into seven subgenera: ''Platycorynus'', ''Corynodes'', ''Theumorus'', ''Eurycorynus'', ''Omodon'', ''Erigenes'', and ''Bathycolpus''. The latter five were originally intended to be new genera. In the same year, Hamlet Clark created a new genus, ''Corynoeides'', for one of the species placed in ''Corynodes''. However, Joseph Sugar Baly did not accept ...
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Platycorynus Aeneus
'' Platycorynus'' is a genus of leaf beetles in the subfamily Eumolpinae. Species of the genus are found in Africa and Asia. Taxonomy The generic name "''Platycorynus''" first appeared in the second and third editions of Dejean's Catalogue of Coleoptera, where it was attributed to Chevrolat. Nine species were listed for the genus, four of which were '' nomina nuda'' at the time of publication, but no formal description was given for it. The genus was later briefly characterized by Frederick William Hope in 1840, under the new name "''Corynodes''". In 1865, Thomas Ansell Marshall published a monograph on ''Corynodes'', dividing it into seven subgenera: ''Platycorynus'', ''Corynodes'', ''Theumorus'', ''Eurycorynus'', ''Omodon'', ''Erigenes'', and ''Bathycolpus''. The latter five were originally intended to be new genera. In the same year, Hamlet Clark created a new genus, ''Corynoeides'', for one of the species placed in ''Corynodes''. However, Joseph Sugar Baly did not accept ...
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Platycorynus Aemulus
'' Platycorynus'' is a genus of leaf beetles in the subfamily Eumolpinae. Species of the genus are found in Africa and Asia. Taxonomy The generic name "''Platycorynus''" first appeared in the second and third editions of Dejean's Catalogue of Coleoptera, where it was attributed to Chevrolat. Nine species were listed for the genus, four of which were '' nomina nuda'' at the time of publication, but no formal description was given for it. The genus was later briefly characterized by Frederick William Hope in 1840, under the new name "''Corynodes''". In 1865, Thomas Ansell Marshall published a monograph on ''Corynodes'', dividing it into seven subgenera: ''Platycorynus'', ''Corynodes'', ''Theumorus'', ''Eurycorynus'', ''Omodon'', ''Erigenes'', and ''Bathycolpus''. The latter five were originally intended to be new genera. In the same year, Hamlet Clark created a new genus, ''Corynoeides'', for one of the species placed in ''Corynodes''. However, Joseph Sugar Baly did not accept ...
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Platycorynus Abyssinicus Niloticus
'' Platycorynus'' is a genus of leaf beetles in the subfamily Eumolpinae. Species of the genus are found in Africa and Asia. Taxonomy The generic name "''Platycorynus''" first appeared in the second and third editions of Dejean's Catalogue of Coleoptera, where it was attributed to Chevrolat. Nine species were listed for the genus, four of which were '' nomina nuda'' at the time of publication, but no formal description was given for it. The genus was later briefly characterized by Frederick William Hope in 1840, under the new name "''Corynodes''". In 1865, Thomas Ansell Marshall published a monograph on ''Corynodes'', dividing it into seven subgenera: ''Platycorynus'', ''Corynodes'', ''Theumorus'', ''Eurycorynus'', ''Omodon'', ''Erigenes'', and ''Bathycolpus''. The latter five were originally intended to be new genera. In the same year, Hamlet Clark created a new genus, ''Corynoeides'', for one of the species placed in ''Corynodes''. However, Joseph Sugar Baly did not accept ...
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