Cryptocephalus lunulatus Schöller, 2002  

“General: Body 1.8 times as long as wide; dorsal surface shiny, with short, fine, whitish pubescence; most of ventral surface with fine, fairly dense, whitish pubescence. Head: Black; front with fairly dense punctures except on vertex, the latter usually somewhat produced; clypeus finely punctate, not sharply delimited, broadest apically. Antennae a little longer than body in male or about three-fourths length of body in female, dark brown to nearly black. Pronotum: Black throughout; in lateral view rather gibbous; punctation dual, smaller punctures minute and moderate in density, larger punctures moderate in size, rather coarse. Elytra: Black, at base narrowly reddish-orange; light marking of each elytron in lateral view nearly crescent-shaped, extending from suture (or near suture) to side of elytron and posteriorly at side to middle of elytron; sometimes (two of four specimens) apex of each elytron with small reddish-orange spot. Each elytron with nine rows of fine punctures, striae not or very feebly impressed; all rows fairly even or with rows six or seven somewhat irregular; rows of punctures very feeble to nearly disappearing at apex; punctures small and sparse; inner and outer rows of punctures at apex not clearly meeting. Ventral surface: Ventral surface and legs black, tarsi dark brown. Prosternum in male with anterior margin produced backward into a distinct, pointed process, or prosternum in female with median area between coxae somewhat produced into a longitudinal carina. Fifth abdominal segment of female with a deep, oval depression at center, or in male somewhat depressed. Length: 4.7 to 5.4 mm” (White, 1968: 65-6).