Multareis cornutus
Goding, 1895
Multareis cornutus is a in the Membracidae, first described by Goding in 1895. Treehoppers in this family are known for their distinctive pronotal extensions, often forming elaborate structures. This species belongs to the Centrotinae, whose members typically exhibit pronounced pronotal modifications. The specific epithet "cornutus" (horned) suggests the presence of horn-like pronotal projections, a common trait among related treehoppers.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Multareis cornutus: //mʌlˈtɑːr.eɪs kɔːrˈnjuː.təs//
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