Notiodes laticollis
(Blatchley, 1916)
Notiodes laticollis is a of in the Erirhinidae, originally described by Blatchley in 1916. The species has undergone taxonomic revision, with GBIF currently listing it as a synonym under the Endalus as Endalus laticollis, while NCBI retains it in Notiodes. Erirhinidae weevils are typically associated with aquatic or semi-aquatic , often feeding on aquatic plants.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Notiodes laticollis: /noʊˈtaɪ.oʊˌdiːz ˌlætɪˈkɒlɪs/
These audio files are automatically generated. While they are not always 100% accurate, they are a good starting point.
Identification
Identification characteristics for this are not documented in the provided sources. As a member of Erirhinidae, it likely exhibits the -typical elongated and compact body form, but specific diagnostic features distinguishing N. laticollis from require original species description or taxonomic revision literature.
Distribution
Specific distribution records are not provided in available sources. The original description by Blatchley (1916) suggests a North origin, consistent with Blatchley's geographic (Indiana and southeastern United States).
More Details
Taxonomic Uncertainty
There is conflicting taxonomic treatment between major databases: GBIF treats Notiodes laticollis as a synonym of Endalus laticollis ( Brachyceridae), while NCBI retains it in Notiodes (family Erirhinidae). This discrepancy reflects ongoing debates within the superfamily Curculionoidea, particularly regarding the circumscription of Erirhinidae versus Brachyceridae.
Data Deficiency
No biological, ecological, or morphological data specific to this were found in the provided context beyond taxonomic and . The species appears to be rarely collected or reported in recent literature.