Myctides imberbis

Lea, A.M., 1906

Myctides imberbis is a of weevil in the Curculionidae, first described by Arthur Mills Lea in 1906. It belongs to a of small weevils found primarily in the Americas. The species has been documented across the conterminous United States based on occurrence records. Available information about its and remains limited.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Myctides imberbis: /ˈmɪk.tɪ.diːz ɪmˈbɛr.bɪs/

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Distribution

Conterminous 48 United States; present status confirmed by GBIF occurrence records. The has been observed at least 45 times on iNaturalist, suggesting it is not exceptionally rare but may be underreported due to its small size.

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Taxonomic status

Listed as 'provisionally accepted' in Catalogue of Life, indicating some taxonomic uncertainty or need for further review. The original description by Lea (1906) established the within the Myctides, a group of small weevils in the Americas.

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