Acmaeoderoides humeralis
(Cazier, 1938)
Acmaeoderoides humeralis is a of metallic wood-boring in the , found in North America. It belongs to the Acmaeoderoides, which is part of the Acmaeoderoid lineage within the Polycestinae. The species was described by Cazier in 1938 and is to the Nearctic region.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Acmaeoderoides humeralis: /ˌækmioʊdɪˈroʊdiːz ˌhjuːmɛˈrælɪs/
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Distribution
Nearctic region; North America.
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Taxonomic Context
Acmaeoderoides humeralis is placed in the Acmaeoderoid lineage ( Volkovitsh 2001) within the tribe Acmaeoderini. The Acmaeoderoides was established by Van Dyke in 1942 and is closely related to the more diverse genus Acmaeodera.
Collection Status
According to the TCMC (Ted C. MacRae Collection) inventory, this is among the Nearctic species that are sought for collection completion, indicating it may be relatively uncommon or difficult to obtain.