Nemozoma punctulatum
Van Dyke, 1920
Nemozoma punctulatum is a of bark-gnawing beetle in the Trogossitidae, described by Van Dyke in 1920. It is known from a small number of observations in British Columbia, Canada. Members of this family are generally associated with woody substrates and are predatory or feed on fungi.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Nemozoma punctulatum: /nɛˈmoʊzəmə pʌŋkˈtjuːˌleɪtəm/
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Habitat
Associated with forested environments; specific microhabitat requirements are not documented.
Distribution
Known from British Columbia, Canada.
Similar Taxa
- Nemozoma elongatumCongeneric in western North America; distinguished by body proportions and punctation patterns, though comparative descriptions are not well documented.