1	Eyes completely divided by a broad epistomal canthus. [eastern and southern Africa] (monotypic D.subaeneus Gerstaecker, 1871 (Fig. 48; also see Schawaller 2011)	Dichastops
–	Eyes not divided (but sometimes narrowed) by a broad epistomal canthus	2
2	Pronotum with posterior margin notched subapically [Madagascar] (Fig. 46)	Coxelinus
–	Pronotum with posterior margin entire	3
3	Body relatively narrow, elongate; temples rounded, shorter than eye length in dorsal view; pronotum with lateral carinae thin, not ending with prominent process; pronotal and elytral surface regularly convex or flattened, not vermiculate [Afrotropical, Palearctic, Indo-Malaysian, Australian] (Fig. 49)	Luprops
–	Body very wide, elytra short; temples parallel-sided, rectangular posteriorly, longer than eye length in dorsal view; pronotum with lateral carinae thick, ending subanteriorly with prominent tooth-like process; pronotal and elytral surface coarsely uneven, vermiculate [Afrotropical] (Fig. 47)	Curtolyprops