Neorthopleura

Neorthopleura

Classification

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Neorthopleura: //niːˌɔr.θoʊˈplʊr.ə//

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Images

Neorthopleura texana 002 by Justin Williams. Used under a CC BY 4.0 license.
Neorthopleura texana by Victor Engel. Used under a CC BY 4.0 license.
Neorthopleura thoracica by Image shared by iNaturalist user: kcthetc1. Used under a CC0 license.

Summary

Neorthopleura is a genus of checkered beetles in the family Cleridae, with at least three described species in the area, including Neorthopleura subfasciatum, Neorthopleura texana, and Neorthopleura thoracica.

Physical Characteristics

3-15 mm in size; Dark red pronotum and dark brown elytra.

Identification Tips

Species can be identified by their distinctive size and coloration features.

Habitat

Commonly found in New World, primarily neotropical areas.

Distribution

Widespread across New World with a focus on neotropical regions.

Diet

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Life Cycle

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Reproduction

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Predators

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Conservation Status

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Ecosystem Role

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Economic Impact

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Cultural Significance

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Health Concerns

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Evolution

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Similar Taxa

Misconceptions

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Tags

  • Neorthopleura
  • checkered beetles
  • Cleridae