Coraia

H. Clark, 1865

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Coraia is a of skeletonizing leaf beetles in the Chrysomelidae. The genus contains at least four described . Members are distributed from southern Texas through Central America. The genus was established by H. Clark in 1865.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Coraia: /kɔˈraɪə/

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Distribution

Southern Texas through Central America.

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Taxonomic note

The name Coraia has also been used in (Wrightia coraia, a synonym in Apocynaceae), but the genus Coraia H. Clark, 1865 is valid and distinct.

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