Allopoda
LeConte, 1866
Species Guides
1- Allopoda lutea(false flower beetle)
Allopoda is a of false flower beetles in the Scraptiidae, established by LeConte in 1866. The genus contains three described : Allopoda arizonica, Allopoda californica, and Allopoda lutea. These beetles are found in western North America. The genus belongs to the tribe Allopodini, which is named after it.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Allopoda: //ˌæloʊˈpoʊdə//
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Distribution
Western North America. Allopoda arizonica occurs in Arizona, Allopoda californica in California, and Allopoda lutea ranges more broadly in the region.