Chariessa dichroa
(LeConte, 1865)
Blue Clerid
Chariessa dichroa is a of checkered beetle in the Cleridae. It occurs in North America, with records concentrated along the West Coast. The species is distinguished from by its black legs. As a member of the Chariessa, it is .
Pronunciation
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Identification
Distinguished from similar members of the Chariessa by its black legs.
Distribution
North America, most commonly on the West Coast.
Diet
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Ecological Role
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Similar Taxa
- Other Chariessa speciesSimilar in general appearance as checkered beetles in the same , but distinguished by black legs.