Anthonomus sexguttatus
Dietz, 1891
Anthonomus sexguttatus is a of weevil in the Curculionidae, first described by Dietz in 1891. It is a member of the large Anthonomus, which includes numerous species associated with various plants. The specific epithet "sexguttatus" (six-spotted) suggests a distinctive spotted color pattern, though detailed descriptions of its are limited in available sources. The species has been recorded in North America.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Anthonomus sexguttatus: /ænˈθɒnəməs sɛksɡʌˈtætəs/
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Distribution
North America (records indicate presence; specific range details limited)
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Taxonomic Note
The name "sexguttatus" (meaning "six-spotted") is shared with other beetles, including Agrilus (Personatus) sexguttatus, a large African jewel beetle described in unrelated sources. These are distinct in different .