Megalostylodes

Femora clavate, the intermediate and posterior pairs deeply excavate near the apex beneath, so as to appear subangularly dilated; anterior tibiæ unarmed at the outer apical angle; head comparatively small; rostrum subquadrangular; eyes convex, prominent, lateral; prothorax much narrower than the elytra in both sexes; body hirsute and sparsely squamose above; the other characters as in Megalostylus.

The single species referred to this genus must be separated from Megalostylus, owing to its less developed head and prothorax, the subdentate, stout posterior femora (especially noticeable in the male), the unarmed outer apical angle of the anterior tibiæ, and the hirsute, sparsely squamose upper surface of the body. It appears to be not uncommon in the Mexican State of Oaxaca.