Chrysochroini

Chrysochroini

Classification

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Chrysochroini: //ˌkrɪsoʊˈkrɔɪnaɪ//

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Summary

Chrysochroini is a tribe of jewel beetles within the subfamily Chrysochroinae, recognized for their distinct iridescent coloration and ecological significance. The tribe was first described by Laporte in 1835.

Habitat

Chrysochroini are found across various habitats, predominantly in temperate and tropical regions, with representation across continents.

Distribution

Worldwide distribution with approximately 630 species in 48 genera, although they are barely represented in the Neotropics.

Evolution

Chrysochroini is part of the Chrysochroinae subfamily, which is a lineage within the Buprestidae, known for their diversity and beauty.

Tags

  • Chrysochroini
  • jewel beetles
  • Buprestidae
  • Chrysochroinae
  • insect taxonomy