Microlipus

LeConte, 1852

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Microlipus is a of soft-bodied plant beetles in the Melyridae, established by LeConte in 1852. These beetles belong to a family commonly known as soft-winged flower beetles, characterized by flexible and often bright coloration. The genus contains found in western North America.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Microlipus: /ˌmaɪkroʊˈlaɪpəs/

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Distribution

Western North America

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Taxonomic placement

Microlipus is placed within Melyridae, a of beetles distinguished from related families by their soft, flexible that do not fully cover the in many .

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