Sisenes
Champion, 1889
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1Sisenes is a of false blister beetles in the Oedemeridae. The genus contains at least two described : Sisenes championi and Sisenes personatus. Members of this genus are part of the diverse fauna of the Neotropical region.
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How to pronounce Sisenes: /ˈsɪsɛnɛs/
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Distribution
Neotropical region. Sisenes championi is known from Mexico, and Sisenes personatus is recorded from Central America including Panama.
Similar Taxa
- Other Oedemeridae generaSisenes can be distinguished from other false blister beetle by specific morphological characters, though detailed diagnostic features require examination of the .
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Taxonomic history
The Sisenes was established by Champion in 1889. The two described , S. personatus (1890) and S. championi (1896), were both described by George Charles Champion, a prominent entomologist who worked extensively on Central American beetles.