Centronopus

Solier, 1848

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Centronopus is a of darkling beetles in the Tenebrionidae, established by Solier in 1848. The genus comprises nine described distributed in North America. It belongs to the tribe Centronopini within the Tenebrioninae.

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How to pronounce Centronopus: //ˌkɛn.trəˈnoʊ.pəs//

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Distribution

North America. Specific distribution records include Colorado and Vermont in the United States.

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Species diversity

The contains nine described : Centronopus batesi, C. beardsleyi, C. bimaculatus, C. calcaratus, C. grandicollis, C. nigrofasciatus, C. opacus, C. speciosus, and C. suppressus.

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