Pseudocolaspis

Pseudocolaspis is a genus of leaf beetles in the subfamily Eumolpinae.[4] It contains about 80 species, which are found in tropical Africa.

Pseudocolaspis
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Arthropoda
Class:	Insecta
Order:	Coleoptera
Family:	Chrysomelidae
Subfamily:	Eumolpinae
Tribe:	Bromiini
Genus:	Pseudocolaspis Laporte, 1833[1]
Type species
Pseudocolaspis coerulea Laporte, 1833
Synonyms[2]
Eubrachis Dejean, 1836 Eubrachys Monrós & Bechyné, 1956 (misspelling)[3]

Species

• Pseudocolaspis albertiana Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis albopilosa Gestro, 1895[5]
• Pseudocolaspis albostriata Jacoby, 1886
• Pseudocolaspis alluaudi Pic, 1940[6]
• Pseudocolaspis auroscutata Gestro, 1895[5]
• Pseudocolaspis azurea Marshall, 1865[7]
• Pseudocolaspis bicoloripes Pic, 1939[8]
• Pseudocolaspis brachiata Lefèvre, 1890[9]
• Pseudocolaspis brevesetosa Pic, 1939[8]
• Pseudocolaspis chrysites Gerstaecker, 1871
• Pseudocolaspis coerulea Laporte, 1833[1]
• Pseudocolaspis crampeli Pic, 1940[6]
• Pseudocolaspis cribripes Gestro, 1895[5] (possibly synonym of P. tridentifera Gestro)
• Pseudocolaspis cupreofemorata Jacoby, 1900[10]
  • Pseudocolaspis cupreofemorata cupreofemorata Jacoby, 1900[10]
  • Pseudocolaspis cupreofemorata overlaeti Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis cyanella Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis cynoides (Burgeon, 1940) (erroneously regarded as Scelodonta by Selman, 1972)
• Pseudocolaspis diversepubens Pic, 1939[8]
• Pseudocolaspis diversesculpta Pic, 1940[6]
• Pseudocolaspis duvivieri Jacoby, 1903[11]
• Pseudocolaspis favareli Pic, 1938
• Pseudocolaspis femorata Baly, 1878[12]
• Pseudocolaspis fortidens Berti & Rapilly, 1973
• Pseudocolaspis fulgidipes Ancey, 1883
• Pseudocolaspis gangalaensis Selman, 1972[13]
• Pseudocolaspis garambaensis Selman, 1972[13]
• Pseudocolaspis gibbicollis Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis gracilipes Lefèvre, 1890[9]
• Pseudocolaspis hottentota Lefèvre, 1890[9]
• Pseudocolaspis impressipennis Pic, 1940[6]
• Pseudocolaspis inimvuaensis Selman, 1972[13]
• Pseudocolaspis insignis Lefèvre, 1890
• Pseudocolaspis intermedia Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis irregularis Pic, 1953 (possibly to move to genus Tanybria)
• Pseudocolaspis isoensis Selman, 1972[13]
• Pseudocolaspis laeta Weise, 1909[14]
• Pseudocolaspis lansbergi Lefèvre, 1890
• Pseudocolaspis lateralis Jacoby, 1898[15]
• Pseudocolaspis laticollis Jacoby, 1898[15]
• Pseudocolaspis lindneri Karsch, 1882[16]
• Pseudocolaspis longithorax Pic, 1951
• Pseudocolaspis mabangaensis Selman, 1972[13]
• Pseudocolaspis maynei Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis metallica Laporte, 1833[1]
• Pseudocolaspis minima Pic, 1939
• Pseudocolaspis minuta Pic, 1939[8]
• Pseudocolaspis minutuloides Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis mombonensis Weise, 1906[17]
• Pseudocolaspis motoensis Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis murrayi Baly, 1860[18]
• Pseudocolaspis nobilis Weise, 1906[17]
• Pseudocolaspis obscura Schaufuss, 1871 (possibly to move to other genus)
• Pseudocolaspis pachnephora Fairmaire, 1887
• Pseudocolaspis pedestris Lefèvre, 1884
• Pseudocolaspis pseudosetulosa Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis punctatolineata (J. Thomson, 1858)
• Pseudocolaspis pygmaea Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis rigida Baly, 1877[19]
• Pseudocolaspis robustipes Pic, 1939[8]
• Pseudocolaspis ruficornis Pic, 1951
• Pseudocolaspis rufimembris Pic, 1939
• Pseudocolaspis rufitarsis Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis sacra Lopatin, 1983
• Pseudocolaspis saegeri Selman, 1972[13]
• Pseudocolaspis semipurpurea Marshall, 1865[7]
• Pseudocolaspis semipurpurea Pic, 1939[8] (junior homonym of semipurpurea Marshall)
• Pseudocolaspis sericata Marshall, 1865[7]
• Pseudocolaspis sericea Weise, 1910
• Pseudocolaspis servula Marshall, 1865[7]
• Pseudocolaspis setulosa Lefèvre, 1886
• Pseudocolaspis severini Jacoby, 1900[10]
• Pseudocolaspis splendens Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis subdentata Pic, 1939[8]
• Pseudocolaspis substriata Weise, 1904[20]
• Pseudocolaspis sulcatipennis Pic, 1940[6]
• Pseudocolaspis tibialis Schaufuss, 1871
• Pseudocolaspis tridentifera Gestro, 1895[5]
• Pseudocolaspis tuberculata Jacoby, 1903[11]
• Pseudocolaspis tuberculicollis Jacoby, 1893[21]
• Pseudocolaspis uelensis Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis utukuruensis Selman, 1972[13]
• Pseudocolaspis vanderijsti Burgeon, 1940
• Pseudocolaspis variegata Lefèvre, 1890[9]
• Pseudocolaspis villiersi Pic, 1953
• Pseudocolaspis viridana Lefèvre, 1890[9]
• Pseudocolaspis wittei Burgeon, 1942[22]

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