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The DNA of    Trigonopterus    specimens from the Sundaland region stored between ten and 32 years in museums could be used for next-generation sequencing. The availability of their  cox1  sequence allowed the description of the following nine new species:    Trigonopterus   grimmi    sp. nov. ,    T.   johorensis    sp. nov. ,    T.   lambirensis    sp. nov. ,    T.   linauensis    sp. nov. ,    T.   microreticulatus    Riedel, Trnka &amp; Wahab  sp. nov. ,    T.   mulensis    sp. nov. ,    T.   sarawakensis    sp. nov. ,    T.   siamensis    sp. nov. , and    T.   singaporensis    sp. nov.  The alternative original spelling of the name    T.   tounensis    Narakusumo &amp; Riedel is chosen to prevail over    T.   tounaensis    Narakusumo &amp; Riedel. The new species represent the first country records of    Trigonopterus    for Brunei, Singapore, and Thailand. Thus, the genus´ known area of distribution in the Sundaland region is significantly extended. A key and a catalogue are provided to the    Trigonopterus    species from Borneo, W-Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand.

Nine new species of Trigonopterus Fauvel ( Coleoptera , Curculionidae ) from Sundaland