Form oblong oval, gradually narrower anteriorly, surface densely covered with greyish scales, irregularly variegated on the elytra with darker spots. Head and rostrum as long as the thorax; a fine medium line extending to the vertex, surface moderately densely scaly. Thorax cylindrical, somewhat narrower in front, slightly longer than wide; apex truncate, base feebly arcuate, sides moderately arcuate, disc convex, moderately densely, but not coarsely, punctured. Elytra oval, one and a half times longer than wide, conjointly emarginate, humeri oblique, feebly prominent, sides moderately arcuate and gradually divergent, apex feebly prolonged; disc moderately convex, feebly striate, striae with moderate, not closely placed punctures, intervals feebly convex, surface densely scaly, each interval with a single row of minute setae. Body beneath and legs densely scaly, and sparsely setose. Anterior tibiae with distant denticulations within; at tip (also the middle tibiae) finely mucronate. Length 0.20-0.24 inch; 5-6 mm.

In many of the specimens the intervals slightly alternate in the degree of their convexity.

Occurs in Texas.