Elmomorphus auripilosus

Adults reach a length of 3.07–3.38 mm (males) and 3.06–3.51 mm (females). Their body is ovate and black, except for reddish brown mouthparts, antennae, tarsi, trochanters, and proximal portions of the femora. The remaining parts of the legs are dark brown to black. ==Etymology==

The species name is Latin and refers to the golden colour of the pubescence and plastron, covering almost the entire body surface. == References ==