Anisocnemus
Chaudoir, 1843
Anisocnemus is a of (: Harpalini) to the Neotropics. are known to be burrowers and capable of . The genus contains two described : A. amblygonus and A. validu. Information on stages and detailed remains limited.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Anisocnemus: /ˌænɪsɒkˈniːməs/
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Distribution
Pacific coastal regions from the Tropic of Cancer southward through Central America, Colombia, and Venezuela. The is restricted to the Neotropical .
Behavior
burrow in substrate and disperse by . Specific burrowing substrates and flight patterns have not been documented.
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Species composition
The comprises two : Anisocnemus amblygonus (described by Shpeley & Ball, 1978) and Anisocnemus validu (described by Chaudoir, 1843).
Taxonomic history
Established by Chaudoir in 1843. The is classified within tribe Harpalini, subtribe Harpalina, reflecting its relationships among .