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The New World checkered beetle genus    Callotillus    Wolcott, 1911 is revised and the new genus    Neocallotillus    established. The subspecies    Callotillus   elegans   vafer    Wolcott is synonymized with the nominal subspecies,    C.   elegans   elegans    (Erichson), which is transferred to, and designated as the type species of    Neocallotillus    gen. n.  as    Neocallotillus   elegans    (Erichson, 1847),  comb. n.  Two additional species are transferred from    Callotillus    to the new genus:    Neocallotillus   intricatus    (Wolcott &amp; Dybas, 1947),  comb. n.  and    N.   crusoe    (Wolcott, 1923),  comb. n. , the latter tentatively and based on Wolcott’s original description.    Callotillus    is now composed of two species:    C.   eburneocinctus    Wolcott, 1911 and    C.   bahamensis    Vaurie, 1952. All abovementioned species except    N.   crusoe    are diagnosed and redescribed. In the absence of reference material of    Neocallotillus   crusoe   , Wolcott’s original description is transcribed. An illustrated key to species is provided. Characters of taxonomic relevance are illustrated and discussed. Updated distribution maps and locality data for all specimens examined are presented.

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Taxonomic revision of the New World genus    Callotillus    Wolcott (  Cleridae  ,   Tillinae  ), with the description of the new genus    Neocallotillus   , and an illustrated key of identification to species