Epacalles
Kissinger, 1964
Epacalles is a of true ( ) established by Kissinger in 1964. The genus contains a single described , E. inflatus. As a member of the largest family, it shares the characteristic elongated typical of weevils, though specific morphological details for the genus remain poorly documented in available literature.
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How to pronounce Epacalles: /ɛpaˈkælɛs/
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Taxonomic status
The was erected by D.G. Kissinger in 1964. Only one , Epacalles inflatus, has been formally described.
Data scarcity
The is known from very few observations (2 records in iNaturalist as of source date), indicating it is either rare, poorly collected, or restricted to specialized .