Retocomus
Casey, 1895
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5Retocomus is a of antlike flower beetles in the Anthicidae, established by Casey in 1895. The genus contains approximately 17 described . These beetles are part of a family commonly known for their -mimicking appearance and flower-associated habits. Members of this genus are found within the broader Anthicidae family, which comprises small beetles often encountered in dry, sandy, or vegetated .
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How to pronounce Retocomus: //rəˈtoʊkəməs//
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Taxonomic history
The was described by Thomas Lincoln Casey in 1895. The name Retocomus has been maintained as valid with approximately 17 described recognized.
Observation data
As recorded on iNaturalist, the has accumulated 35 observations, suggesting it is infrequently encountered or underreported relative to its described .