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Broad Nosed Weevil

Talaurinus impressicollis

Photo by Leuba Ridgway
Published on Project Noah
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Field Notes

Description:

About 20 mm long, this black weevil looked primitive with its heavy, leathery-looking thorax and ridged elytra. Anterioirly the pronotum appeared to be drawn out to a bifurcated appendage. The snout was short and antennae were elbowed.
A pair of claspers ( like pincers) could be seen at the rear end of the abdomen.

Habitat:

Found clinging to native grass -Lomandra

Notes:

Will post more information on this weevil when I have found some.... <br>

Subfamily: Amycterinae

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