None.
Fossispa lutena Staines.
Fossispa can be distinguished by the following combination of characters:
Head: surface micropunctate; medial sulcus present; 3 short lateral sulci present near eyeeye:
elongate, slightly prominent, multifaceted; usually slightly kidney-shaped
; antennaantenna:
3 to 11 segments, inserted in antennal pit in front of eyes
inserted into quadrate pit; pit divided by keel; carina present around eyeeye:
elongate, slightly prominent, multifaceted; usually slightly kidney-shaped
.
Antenna: with 8‑antennomeres, short, clavate.
Pronotum: wider than long; distinctly margined laterally; raised areas between punctures micropunctate.
Scutellum: quadrate; micropunctate.
Elytron: with 4 discal costae, costa 3 short and weak, costae 1, 2, and 4 united apically; punctures in double rows, with 8 rows of punctures basally, 10 apically, basal rows 5 and 6 in longitudinal medial depression, latter rows briefly expand to 4 rows behind middle; a short, weak costa between apical rows 6 and 7; costae and raised areas between punctures micropunctate.
Venter: rugose at sides.
Guatemala, Jamaica, México.
Described species: 1- Fossispa lutena Staines (Staines 2012).
Sida (Malvaceae).
Staines, C. L. 1989a. A new genus and species of Hispinae (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) from Central America. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 91:342‑345.
Staines, C. L. 2012. Tribe Chalepini. Catalog of the hispines of the world (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Cassidinae). http://entomology.si.edu/Collections_Coleoptera.html