PNG Cerambycidae

Thanks, Jeff,

I'll check that paper tomorrow at work, but so far, I can find no reference to any other species described in Iothocera. It's possible that it could have been described in some other genus, but it is so similar to Iothocera tomentosa that I find that unlikely. I found another specimen that looks like these in a Google Image search, but it is labeled as I. tomentosa. There is some possibility that this is a variant, but the characters are distinct enough that I doubt that. Having either completely bare antennae, or heavily annulate antennae, is not a character that varies within a species - I can think of no example where this character comes and goes within a species of cerambycid. I'm leaning toward this being something undescribed, but I'd like to see more specimens before deciding on that as a final conclusion.

Cheers!
Bandrow