Stål-1870

Guides

• Apidaurus

  Apidaurus is a genus of broad-headed bugs (Alydidae) established by Stål in 1870. These insects belong to the true bug family Alydidae, commonly known as broad-headed bugs due to their characteristically widened head shape. The genus is part of the subfamily Alydinae and is distributed in the Americas, with records from Paraguay and Texas.

  AlydidaeHeteropteraHemipterabroad-headed-bugsStål-1870New-World-distribution