Bohumiljania Monros 1958
Creators: name: Reid, C. A. M.
name: Beatson, M.
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2011
Subjects: Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Insecta
Coleoptera
Chrysomelidae
Bohumiljania

description: Key to species of Bohumiljania   
 1. Sides of anterior half of pronotum swollen (Figs. 1–2); pronotum and elytra chestnut brown; elytra glabrous and impunctate (pronotum with two elongate grooves on either side of basal half and hind angles not projecting; length [probably female] 14mm)............................................................................ B. caledonica (Jolivet)   
- Sides of pronotum parallel or convex, but without anterolateral swelling (Figs 5–12); without combination of brown upper surface and impunctate glabrous elytra....................................................................... 2  
2(1) At least apical 1/6 of elytra conspicuously setose (Figs 5, 12, 71) (elytral disc brown to olive-brown; pronotum densely setose, with two elongate grooves at sides of disc).................................................................. 3  
- Elytra glabrous, or at most scattered minute setae present in apical 1/6 (elytral disc green to olive-green)................ 4  
 3(2) Elytra entirely olive-brown and setose (Fig. 12); pronotal punctures in clusters; temples abruptly truncated posteriorly; femora dark brown with bronze reflection (length female 17mm)......................................... B. yuaga sp. nov.   
 - Elytra yellow laterally and at base, only setose in apical 1/6 (Figs. 5, 71); pronotal punctures evenly spread; temples evenly contracted, not abruptly truncated; basal and apical quarters of femora yellowish (length male 9–10mm)...................................................................................................... B. aoupinie sp. nov.   
4(2) Head and pronotum green (Figs 7, 10); pronotum glabrous or at most sparsely setose (Fig. 69) (pronotal anterior angles strongly laterally projecting in contrast to at most feebly projecting posterior angles; length males probably 12–17mm, females 17–23mm).......................................................................................... 5  
- Head and pronotum brown, yellowish-brown or orange (Figs 6, 8, 9, 11, 12); pronotum densely pubescent at least at sides of disc (Fig. 70) (length males probably 8–10mm, females 11–15mm).............................................. 6  
 5(4) Smaller, length males 14–15.5mm, females 17–20mm; dorsal surface of elytra not yellow at suture (Fig. 7); prosternal process usually with concave sides (Figs 49, 57–60); male sternite VII with feebly concave apex (figs 89–91); penis thinner, apex rounded in dorsal view (Figs 102–104); spermatheca falcate with large basal swelling (Figs 138–140)..... B. lafoa sp. nov.   
 - Larger, length males 16.5–17mm, females 21–23mm; elytra with narrow dorsal yellow stripe at suture (Fig. 10); prosternal process with almost straight sides (Figs 64–66); male sternite VII with distinctly concave apex (Figs 93–95); penis thicker, apex concave in dorsal view (Figs 106–108); spermatheca irregularly shaped with small median swelling (Figs 143–144)................................................................................... B. xanthogramma sp. nov.   
6(4) Prosternal process densely setose (Figs 48, 51); pronotal hind angles 90° or less (Figs 40, 43) (legs pale, elytra green with sides vaguely orange or yellow)............................................................................... 7  
- Prosternal process almost glabrous, setose at side margins (Figs 50, 53); pronotal hind angles more than 90° (Figs 42, 45)...................................................................................................... 8  
 7(6) Middle of pronotal disc punctate and pubescent (Fig. 9); elytra strongly and closely punctured, apical 1/6 wrinkled; ventrites I–II with lateral keels; tarsi less elongate, length first metatarsomere 2x width (Fig. 81) (length female 12mm)................................................................................................... B. tango sp. nov.   
 - Middle of pronotal disc impunctate and glabrous (Fig. 6); elytra finely and sparsely punctured, not apically wrinkled; only ventrite I laterally keeled; tarsi more elongate, length first metatarsomere 2.8x width (Fig. 76) (length female 14mm)................................................................................ B. humboldti Jolivet, Verma and Mille   
 8(6) Elytra strongly and closely punctured (Fig. 8); femora and tibiae yellowish-brown, darkened at joint; lateral pronotal margins well-defined, without adjacent grooves or pits, weakly sinuate at hind angle (Fig. 42); ventrites I–III laterally keeled (Fig. 87); elytra green with sides vaguely orange or yellow (length male 8mm, female 11.5–12mm)............ B. mandjelia sp. nov.   
 - Elytra smooth with sparse minute punctures (Fig. 12); femora and tibiae dark reddish-brown; lateral pronotal margins partly obliterated by adjacent grooves and pits and strongly sinuate at hind angle (Figs 45, 70); only ventrites I–II laterally keeled; elytra green with narrow reddish–brown sutural edge and lateral yellow stripe (length female 15.5mm).. B. xaracuu sp. nov.
description: Published as part of Reid, C. A. M. & Beatson, M., 2011, Revision of the New Caledonian endemic genus Bohumiljania Monrós (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Spilopyrinae), pp. 1-43 in Zootaxa 3000 on page 6