Chloromerus differs from Chlorops by the hind femora possessing one or two ventral series of small spines on low ridges in the apical halves, and these femora being at least slightly thicker than the mid and fore pairs. The hind tibiae have a ventral ridge on the basal halves, and usually are somewhat bent in the basal halves so as to fit tightly against the femora.
Chloromerus striatifrons
Late December 2012
Mount Wellington
Bodylength approx. 3.2mm.
Chloromerus cf. striatifrons
Late December 2014
Hobart
Mid April 2023
Dodges Ferry
Chloromerus sp. #1
Late December 2014
Buckland
Bodylength approx. 4.3mm.
Chloromerus sp. #2
Late December 2014
Buckland
Bodylength approx. 3mm.
Chloromerus sp. #2
Early January 2013
Franklin
cf. Chloromerus sp.
Late December 2015
Ulverstone
