Enopliinae

Enopliinae

Classification

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Enopliinae: /ɛˌnɒpliˈaɪniː/

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Summary

Enopliinae is a subfamily of beetles within the family Cleridae, consisting of approximately 5 species in 3 genera within specific regions, and around 70 species in total worldwide. They exhibit a size range of 3.0 to 15.0 mm and are chiefly found in temperate and subtropical environments.

Physical Characteristics

Size ranges from 3.0 to 15.0 mm.

Identification Tips

Identification can be made based on morphological features specific to genus and species, as well as coloration and body shape.

Habitat

Prominent in temperate and subtropical zones.

Distribution

Worldwide distribution with ~70 species found in 15 genera globally.

Diet

Feeding habits are generally variable; specifics depend on the genus and species.

Life Cycle

Life cycle details are not specified; further research may be required for specifics.

Reproduction

Reproductive behaviors and specifics are not detailed; further study is needed.

Predators

Predation factors are not explicitly mentioned; may vary within different habitats and ecological contexts.

Ecosystem Role

Potential roles include pest control, as some species may prey on other insect populations.

Evolution

Enopliinae belongs to the family Cleridae and has been the subject of taxonomic revisions and studies regarding phylogeny.

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Tags

  • Beetles
  • Enopliinae
  • Cleridae
  • Coleoptera
  • Insecta
  • Arthropoda