Checklist of Eumolpidae (Coleoptera, Chrysomeloidea) from Mao’ershan region including one new record species from China

Abstract

Thirty-six species and 1 subspecies belonging to 12 genera, 3 subfamilies of the family Eumolpidae collected from Mao’ershan region (Heilongjiang Province) of China are listed in this paper, including one new record species, Cryptocephalus yamadai Chûjô, 1940, from China. Description and photos of the new record species are also provided.

Keywords

Eumolpidae / Cryptocephalus yamadai / New record species / China

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