A new tribe, genus and species of weevil, Rhamphophorus legalovii gen. et sp. nov., Rhamphophorini tribe nov. (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea; Nemonychidae: Cimberidinae) is described from mid-Cretaceous Burmese amber of northern Myanmar. The new taxon is characterized by an elongate head, extremely long, curved rostrum, endodont mandibles, 11-segmented, laterally attached antennae, five separate truncate tarsomeres on all legs, an antennal cleaner on the apex of the profemur, a 1-2-2 tibial spur formula and paired carina extending the length of the elytra. The fossil provides us with previously unknown morphological features that existed on mid-Cretaceous weevils.

象鼻虫的一个新部落、属和种，Rhamphorus legalovii gen。等 sp. 十一月，Rhamphorini 部落十一月。(鞘翅目: Curculionoidea; Nemonychidae: Cimberidinae) 来自缅甸北部白垩纪中期的缅甸琥珀。新分类群的特点是一个细长的头部，极长的弯曲的讲台，牙髓下颌骨，11 节，侧面附着的触角，所有腿上有五个分开的截断的跗骨，在股骨的顶端有一个触角清洁器，一个 1-2- 2 胫骨骨刺配方和成对的隆突延长鞘翅的长度。该化石为我们提供了以前未知的存在于白垩纪中期象鼻虫的形态特征。