Figures 146–154 in Recharacterization of Stenaspis Audinet-Serville, 1834 with a new species from Mexico (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: Cerambycinae: Trachyderini)

Figures 146–154. Changes in sculpturing of scape and pronotum of Stenaspis verticalis from northwestern USA to southeastern MEX. 146) S. v. arizonicus, male, Pima Co. AZ, USA with darker, duller integument, and more finely punctate scape. 147) Male, Val Verde Co., TX, USA with coarser punctures on scape and pronotum. 148) S. v. insignis, male, Medina Co. TX, USA with coarsely, contiguously punctate scapes, and pronotal disc that is polished, predominately bright reddish, and with two black spots in anterior half. 149) Female, Nayarit, MEX with polished, sparsely, finely punctate scape and pronotum. 150) Male, Jalisco, MEX resembling S. v. insignis but with dull reddish integument and pronotal disc that is coarsely, shallowly and contiguously punctate, and scape separately punctate. 151) Female, Michoacán, MEX with sparsely, finely punctate scape and pronotum. 152) Female, Guerrero, MEX with sparsely, finely punctate scape and coarsely punctate pronotum. 153) Male, Puebla, MEX with sparsely, shallowly punctate scape and pronotal disc. 154) Male, Oaxaca, MEX with more densely punctate pronotal disc and basal half of scape that is more consistently reddish.