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Genus Anubis Thomson Anubis Thomson, 1864, Syst. Ceramb., 177 (type-species : Saperda clavicornis Fabricius) loc. cit.. - Gahan, 1906b, Fauna British India, Col. 1 : 220. - Aurivillius, 1912, Coleopt. Cat., 39 : 317. - Gressitt & Rondon, 1970, Pac, Ins. Monogr, 24: 164. Diagnostic characters : head hardly raised between antennal insertion except base of anternnal support; head more or less elongated below eye; sulcus between frons and clypeus distinctive; antennae shorter than body in both sexes; antennal segment gradually thicken towards apex from about middle; prothorax oblong cylindrical, constricted at abse, as wide as elytra, side unarmed; elytra parallel-sided, apex rounded; hind femora not extended beyond elytral apex.
Anubis cyaneus PICARD
Body mostly metallic green; maxillary and labial palpi testaceous; entire head including labrum and clypeus metallic green; antennal black, densely clothed with very minute fuscous pubescence giving the apical segments a brownish tinge; prothorax, scutellum andelytra metallic green; the latter with a faint subsutural purplish stripe, not reaching apex; outer margin with a purplish-black marginal strip that meet each other at apex, cutting the metallic greenish stripe; undersurfaces bright metallic green with thin whitish pubescence; legs chalybeate. Head subvertical; gena prolonged,
as long as mandible; clypeus squarish, sulcus with gena obscure, both coarsely
punctate; sulcus between clypeus and frons transverse, in middle of frontal
ocular; median groove between antennal support obscure; inner margin of the
latter feebly raised; vertex and neck reticulo-punctate. Antenna shorter than body, extended to 3/4 of elytra in Measurement
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Length 18.0 - 19.0 mm ( Distribution : Sarawak; Vietnam. Material
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