Bajulata bajula
(Goding, 1893)
Bajulata bajula is a in the Membracidae, described by Goding in 1893. It belongs to the tribe Amastrini within the Smiliinae. The Bajulata is , containing only this species. Records indicate it occurs in Arizona.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Bajulata bajula: /bɑː.juːˈlɑː.tə bɑːˈjuː.lə/
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Distribution
Arizona, United States
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Taxonomic notes
The Bajulata is , with B. bajula as the sole . The specific epithet 'bajula' is Latin, meaning 'she who carries a burden' or 'porter', likely referring to the enlarged pronotum characteristic of treehoppers.
Data limitations
This is poorly documented in the literature. iNaturalist records 10 observations, and GBIF distribution data is limited to Arizona. No published studies on its , , or were identified.