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Gymnetron fuscescens Rosenschoeld, 1838 Rosenschoeld (1838) described Gymnetron fuscescens from specimens from Tauria (Turkey) and reported that they were very similar to R. plagiella but smaller. After the examination of a syntype, Brisout de Barnev
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Gymnetron trigonale Gyllenhal, 1838 Gymnetron trigonale was described from specimens collected at Odessa (Ukraine) and compared with R. antirrhini (Paykull, 1800). Brisout de Barneville (1865) considered this taxon as a variety of R. tetra with the e
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Gymnetron plagiellum Gyllenhal, 1838 Gyllenhal (1838) described G. plagiellum from specimens from Odessa (Ukraine) and Tauria (Turkey) and reported that it differs from R. tetra mainly by the smaller body size. Brisout de Barneville (1862, 1865) syno
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Gymnetron otini Hustache, 1946 Gymnetron otini was described from a single female collected by Otin at Sidi Harazem (Morocco), which we could not find in Hustache's collection at MNHN. However, in the same museum, but in Hoffmann's collection, we fou
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Gymnetron hispidum Brull�� This nominal species was recently synonymized with R. tetra after examination of a syntype from Morea (Greece), which was designated as the lectotype (Caldara et al. 2008).
Published as part of Caldara, Roberto, Ca
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Rhinusa verbasci (Rosenschoeld, 1838) Gymnetron crassirostre Lucas, 1849 Remarks. This species differs from R. tetra by the shape and usually the length of the rostrum, especially in the female (see key to the species; measurements taken from 30 male
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Rhinusa comosa (Rosenschoeld, 1838) Remarks. R. comosa is clearly distinct from the previous three taxa by the shape of the rostrum (Figs. 3-4 and 8-9) and the aedeagus (Fig. 15). In dorsal view, the male rostrum is parallel-sided up to the apex and
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Gymnetron haemorrhoum Rosenhauer, 1847 Gymnetron haemorrhoum was described from specimens from Hungary and compared with G. spilotum (Germar, 1821) [formerly Cionus and currently a synonym of R. bipustulata (Rossi, 1794)]. Desbrochers des Loges (1893
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Gymnetron eoum Rosenschoeld, 1838 Gymnetron eoum was described from female specimens collected in Nepal, without precise locality, on Verbascum niveum and reported as being closely related to Gymnetron tetrum (presently Rhinusa tetra). Subsequently n
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Cionus amictus Germar, 1821 Germar (1821) described Cionus amictus from specimens collected in Portugal by Sch��ppel. He noted that his new species is very closely related to Curculio teter (presently Rhinusa tetra) but differs by the slightly sp
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