FIGURE 1–8. Fig. 1. Lectotype male and Fig. 2. Paralectotype female of Phyllobius brenskei Schilsky, 1911, designated herein, with their labels (Photos: Ivo Jurisch). Fig. 3. Holotype male of Ph. nigrofasciatus Pesarini, 1975 (Photo: Michele Zilioli). Fig. 4. Male of Ph. nigrofasciatus from Afyonkarahisar. Fig. 5. Ditto female. Fig. 6. Detail of long hairs and scales of apical part of left elytron of Ph. brenskei. Fig. 7. Ditto Ph. nigrofasciatus. Fig. 8. Ditto Ph. occultatus sp. nov. (Photos: C. Germann).

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