Capnobotes bruneri
Scudder, 1897
Bruner Longwing
Capnobotes bruneri, commonly known as the Bruner Longwing, is a of shield-backed katydid in the Tettigoniidae. It is found in North America, with records from California. The species was described by Scudder in 1897. As a member of the Tettigoniidae family, it belongs to the group of insects commonly known as katydids or bush-crickets, characterized by elongated bodies and long .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Capnobotes bruneri: //kæpnoʊˈboʊtiːz ˈbruːnərɪ//
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Distribution
North America; California
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Taxonomic Notes
The Capnobotes belongs to the Tettigoniinae within the Tettigoniidae. The specific epithet 'bruneri' honors Bruner, likely referring to the entomologist Lawrence Bruner (1856-1937), who worked extensively on North American Orthoptera.