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Guides

• Dendrobias mandibularis

  Long-jawed Longhorn Beetle

  Dendrobias mandibularis is a species of longhorn beetle (Cerambycidae) described by Dupont in 1834. The species is notable for its enlarged mandibles, particularly in males. It has been collected in desert thorn-scrub habitats in Arizona and is associated with Baccharis sarothroides vegetation. The species exhibits sexual dimorphism in mandible development, with major males possessing substantially enlarged jaws.

  CerambycidaeTrachyderinisexual-dimorphismmandibular-hypertrophydesert-thorn-scrubArizona-endemicBaccharis-associatedmonsoon-activemajor-malecoleopteran-collecting-target