Figures 1–13. 1–9, adult images. 1 in Delimiting baridine weevil evolution (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Baridinae)

Figures 1–13. 1–9, adult images. 1, Barinus bivittatus (dorsal view); 2, Orissus christophori (dorsal view); 3, Orissus meigenii (lateral view); 4, Nertinus suturalis (lateral view); 5, Parallelosomus amplitarsis (lateral view); 6, Peridinetus suturalis (dorsal view), showing narrower posterior region of the prothorax in comparison to elytral humeri; 7, Loboderes citriventris (dorsal view), showing relatively equal width of posterior region of the prothorax and elytral humeri, creating a smooth/flush junction; 8, Madarellus laticollis (dorsal view), showing a relatively larger posterior region of the prothorax in comparison to elytral humeri and also creating a smooth/flush junction; 9, Prodinus sp. (lateral view). 10–13, adult head and rostrum, lateral view. 10, Centrinogyna strigata, showing a small cleft at the rostrum-head junction; 11, Pardisomus biplagiatus, showing smooth rostrum-head junction; 12, Strongylotes squamans, showing cylindrical rostrum that is approximately equal in width along its length; 13, Myctides imberbis, showing elongate setae on apicoventral margin of male rostrum.