disparilis is recognized by the following set of features: body dark-brown, slender; head very long, dorsally glabrous with transversal striae, antennae with third antenomere longer than others; prothorax strongly longer, than broad, smooth, rhomboid-like appearance, apically with transversal striae, longitudinally grooved; elytra without obvious
puncturation, elytral apex rounded without an evident declivity; femora clubbed; first tarsal segment as long as the length of 2nd and 3rd together.
STRUCTURE: Integument and vestiture: Pronotum and scutellum with a few scattered, large, coarse punctures forming groups in some places; median portions of abdominal sternites III-VI with dense, rather coarse
puncturation, lateral fourths of sternites III-VI as well as whole of sternite VII rather smooth.