Collaria

Eyes ovoid, protruding, located medially on sides of head, removed from pronotum by a distance about length of an eye; head with a distinct neck and sulcate vertex; anteocular portion in dorsal view shorter than or equal to half of total head length. Antennal segment I same width as segment II, two to four times width of II, remaining segments thin and cylindrical; antennal segment I with erect setae longer than diameter of segment. Pronotum with anterior lobe narrowed, lateral constriction and transversal shallow sulcus; calli well delimited, convex and separated, reaching lateral margin of pronotum; proepisternum strongly rounded. Hemelytra weakly pilose, finely punctate; embolium width two times width of antennal segment I. Legs with erect or suberect setae longer than width of each segment; hind tibia with microtrichia apically. Body with short to long, sparsely distributed setae. Dorsum of head uniformly colored with black Y-shaped marking extending from longitudinal sulcus to frons, transverse pale spot behind longitudinal sulcus or paired transverse markings lateral to sulcus; clypeus in dorsal view uniformly colored or with small black spot; femur pale yellowish with rounded brown spots, tibia pale brown, tarsus brown.

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