Ochrimnus
Stål, 1874
Ochrimnus is a of in the , first described by Stål in 1874. The genus comprises approximately 40 described according to some sources, though estimates vary. Members are (: ) within the superfamily Lygaeoidea. At least one species, Ochrimnus mimulus, has been studied for its associations and in Central Texas.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Ochrimnus: /oʊˈkrɪmnəs/
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Distribution
within this have been documented in Central Texas, with broader distribution likely across North America given the 's widespread occurrence.
Behavior
Ochrimnus mimulus exhibits that has been studied in Central Texas, though specific behavioral details are not available in the provided sources.
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Species Count Discrepancy
Sources conflict on count: Wikipedia 'more than 40 described species' while iNaturalist states 'about 7 described species'. This discrepancy may reflect taxonomic revisions, synonymization, or differences in regional vs. global counts.