Désignation de lectotypes de Cleonini, décrits par Gebler et Chevrolat, dans les collections Entomologiques du Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Lixinae).

A study of the Cleonini preserved at the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle, Paris, allowed to recognize several type specimens of species described by Gebler, or collected by Gebler and later described by Chevrolat, and previously considered to be lost. For several of these specimens the original labels had been replaced with apocryphal labels by Tappes, an Oberthür’s collaborator. A few more Gebler’s types were found in Naturhistoriska Rijksmuseet, Stockholm. Lectotypes of the following species were designated: Bothynoderes foveicollis Gebler, 1834; Cleonus adumbratus Gebler, 1833; Cleonus alpinus Gebler, 1833; Cleonus altaicus Gebler, 1830; Cleonus bicarinatus Gebler, 1830; Cleonus (Bothynoderes) conirostris Gebler, 1830; Cleonus dauricus Gebler, 1830; Cleonus obsoletus Gyllenhal, 1834; Cleonus (Bothynoderes) elongatus Gebler, 1844; Cleonus exaratus Gebler, 1830; Cleonus fascicularis Gebler, 1833; Cleonus (Bothynoderes) halophilus Gebler, 1830; Cleonus (Bothynoderes) pictus Gebler, 1830; Cleonus pygmaeus Gebler, 1848; Cleonus schoenherri Gebler, 1830; Cleonus (Bothynoderes) schrenkii Gebler, 1844; Cleonus (Bothynoderes) striolatus Gebler, 1830; Cleonus superciliosus Gebler, 1832; Cleonus (Bothynoderes) suturalis Gebler, 1830; Cleonus tuberculatus Gebler, 1830; Cleonus (Bothynoderes) verrucosus Gebler, 1830; Temnorhinus pilosus Chevrolat, 1873. The holotype of Exochus latus Chevrolat, 1873 was rediscovered. All these types are figured.