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Amydetinae   is an exclusively Neotropical subfamily of fireflies, distributed among three genera:    Amydetes    Illiger, 1807,    Magnoculus    McDermott, 1964, and    Memoan    Silveira &amp; Mermudes, 2013. Here, we describe three new species of   Amydetinae  : two belonging to    Amydetes    (   A.   alexi    sp. nov.  and    A.   marolae    sp. nov. ) and one to the previously monotypic    Memoan    (   Me.   conani    sp. nov. ). All three species are known only from the Atlantic Forest in southeastern Brazil. Endoskeletal structures of    Memoan    and    Magnoculus    species are described and compared with those of    Amydetes    for the first time. After studying the type material,    Photinus   fruhstorferi    Pic, 1942 is transferred to    Memoan   , generating    Memoan   fruhstorferi    comb. nov. , and    Me.   ciceroi    Silveira &amp; Mermudes, 2013  syn. nov.  is placed as a junior synonym. We also redescribe    Magnoculus   obscurus    Olivier, 1885 and compare it to other species of genus and to other amydetine taxa to identify potential new diagnostic traits for the   Amydetinae   and its constituting genera. We provide an updated diagnosis for    Memoan   , illustrations for all four species, and a distribution map for the three new species, as well as a key to adult males of the three amydetine genera, and an updated key to    Amydetes    species based on males.

﻿Comparative morphology and key to Amydetinae genera, with description of three new firefly species ( Coleoptera , Lampyridae )

Comparative morphology and key to Amydetinae genera, with description of three new firefly species ( Coleoptera , Lampyridae )