Leperina decorata (Leperina decorata)

Bark gnawing beetle (Leperina decorata) This is the only one I have found in this family... maybe I should rolll a few more logs over.
About 9mm long. Flat. Patterns of light and dark brown with longitudinal striations on the abdomen. A white flash on each outer margin of the thorax.Three (assymetric?) clubbed segments on antennae?
Exploring a large, weathered (barkless) log in a local nature reserve.

Thanks Michael Geiser for direction.
CSIRO "Species of Lepidopteryx, our most common genus, are clothed with scales or bristles forming a pattern."
Leperina may be synonymous with Lepidopteryx - Stephen Thorpe has Leperina... Australia,Geotagged,Leperina,Leperina decorata,Summer

Appearance

About 10mm long, Very low-profile.
Head, thorax black with an obvious rectangle of cream to yellow on each side plus two broken pale lines near the centre.
Elytra pitted, lineated, speckled brown with black patterns on top; speckled white with black patterns around the margin.

Naming

Synonyms:
Trogosita decorata Erichson, 1842
Leperina gayndahensis W.J. Macleay, 1871

Distribution

South eastern Australia

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Taxonomy
Kingdom	Animalia
Division	Arthropoda
Class	Insecta
Order	Coleoptera
Family	‎Trogossitidae
Genus	Leperina
Species	Leperina decorata

Photographed in
Australia