@article {2792,
	title = {Revision of the Neotropical weevil genus Atractomerus Duponchel and Chevrolat (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)},
	journal = {Transactions of the American Entomological Society (Philadelphia)},
	volume = {115},
	number = {3},
	year = {1989},
	note = {Zoor12600050834},
	pages = {313-414},
	type = {Article},
	abstract = {Forty-four species of Neotropical Anthonomini are assigned to the genus Atractomerus. Hosts of most of the species are unknown, but seven of them are known to be associated with Myrtaceae and one with Melastomataceae. Characters diagnostic of the genus and of the species groups and species assigned to the genus are described and some of them are illustrated. Five species groups, the A. punctipennis Group (3 species, United States, West Indies, Mexico, Central America, South America); the A. nigrocalcaratus Group (18 species, West Indies, Mexico, Central America, South America); the A. sextuberculatus Group (19 species, West Indies, Mexico and Central America, South America); the A. plaumanni Group (3 species, Brazil, Guatemala, Mexico); and the A. tuberculipennis Group (1 species, Bolivia, Brazil), are recognized. A key to these species groups is presented, as are keys to each of the species assigned to the groups. Twenty nine new species, Atractomerus albolateralis (Mexico), A. angusticrus (Colombia, Venezuela), A. angustus (Brazil), A. atricollis (Brazil), A. atrolateralis (Argentina), A. caligatus (Bolivia, Colombia, Panama), A. carijo (Brazil), A. collinus (Colombia, Venezuela), A. confectus (Venezuela), A. coryphaeus (Panama), A. fax (Boliva), A. glaebosus (Venezuela), A. guaicuru (Brazil), A. immigrans (Brazil), A. indicivus (Brazil, Honduras, Mexico), A. knabi (Mexico, Republica Dominicana [West Indies]), A. lacuna (Brazil, Panama), A. laesioculus (Brazil), A. nigrofasciatus (Brazil, Paraguay, Peru), A. paiagua (Brazil), A. pastinifer (Brazil), A. prolixus (Panama), A. ramirezi (Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Paraguay, Venezuela), A. recessus (Mexico), A. schusteri (Guatemala), A. simplex (Brazil), A. tupinamba (Brazil), A. unidentatus (Brazil) and A. ypsilinum (Colombia, Venezuela). Lectotypes are designated for Atractomerus bruchi (Hustache), A. dufaui (Hustache), A. inaequalis (Champion), A. nigromaculatus (Champion), A.},
	keywords = {Atractomerus albolateralis, Atractomerus angusticrus, Atractomerus angustus, Atractomerus atricollis, Atractomerus atrolateralis, Atractomerus caligatus, Atractomerus carijo, Atractomerus collinus, Atractomerus confectus, Atractomerus coryphaeus, Atractomerus cristatus, Atractomerus dufaui, Atractomerus fax, Atractomerus gigas, Atractomerus glaebosus, Atractomerus guaicuru, Atractomerus immigrans, Atractomerus inaequalis, Atractomerus indicivus, Atractomerus julichi, Atractomerus knaki, Atractomerus lacuna, Atractomerus laesioculus, Atractomerus nigrocalcaratus, Atractomerus nigrofasciatus, Atractomerus nigromaculatus, Atractomerus paiagua, Atractomerus pastinifer, Atractomerus pitangae, Atractomerus plaumanni, Atractomerus punctipennis, Atractomerus pustulatus, Atractomerus ramirezi, Atractomerus recessus, Atractomerus schusteri, Atractomerus sextuberculatus, Atractomerus simplex, Atractomerus spinipennis, Atractomerus tuberculosus, Atractomerus tuberosus, Atractomerus tupinamba, Atractomerus unidentatus, Atractomerus upsilinum},
	isbn = {0002-8320},
	author = {Clark, W.E.}
}
