Pseudomethoca oceola
Pseudomethoca oceola is a of velvet ant in the Mutillidae, order Hymenoptera. Like other mutillids, females are wingless and possess a potent sting, while males are winged. The Pseudomethoca contains species that are often proposed as models for mimicry by checkered beetles (Cleridae), particularly in the genus Enoclerus.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Pseudomethoca oceola: //ˌsjuːdəʊmɛˈθoʊkə oʊsiˈoʊlə//
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