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Long-nose Sharpshooter

Rhaphirhinus sp

Photo by Felix Fleck
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Field Notes

Description:

I think this could be a Phosphoreus male. About 12mm in length, dark in colour without any distinct markings; most prominent feature is the horn-like protrusion on the nose.

Habitat:

Tropical rainforest in the Ecuadorian Amazon region.

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Genus Raphirhinus LaPorte, 1832

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PublishedSeptember 18, 2016

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