Sciaphilus

Schönherr, 1823

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Sciaphilus is a of weevils in the Curculionidae, Entiminae, tribe Sciaphilini. The genus contains at least two described : Sciaphilus asperatus and S. costulatus. Species are distributed across Europe, Northern America, and parts of Asia. The best-studied species, S. asperatus, is wingless, parthenogenetic, and .

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How to pronounce Sciaphilus: /ˈsɪəfɪləs/

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Distribution

Europe, Northern America, Central Asia (Kazakhstan), western Siberia (Tomsk region), Turkey

Similar Taxa

  • Other Entiminae generaSciaphilus larvae and pupae can be distinguished using identification keys provided in Gosik et al. (2019), which supplement existing keys for selected Palaearctic Entiminae

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