Schizura biedermani

Barnes & McDunnough, 1911

Schizura biedermani is a in the , first described by William Barnes and James Halliday McDunnough in 1911. It is to North America and assigned MONA/Hodges number 8004. The species belongs to a whose are commonly known as redhumped , though specific details about S. biedermani's biology remain poorly documented.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Schizura biedermani: /ˈskaɪzjʊrə biːdərˈmɑːni/

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Distribution

North America

Similar Taxa

  • Schizura concinnaConcinna is the most well-known , with extensively documented redhumped that feed on redbud, walnut, and plum; are cryptic and twig-mimicking. S. biedermani may share similar larval and habits but lacks confirmed records.
  • Other Schizura speciesMultiple Schizura occur in North America with overlapping ranges; accurate identification requires examination of or detailed larval characteristics not currently available for S. biedermani.

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