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Flat-faced Longhorn Beetle

Apomecyna histrio

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Field Notes

Description:

Apomecyna histrio Fabricius 1792 (family Cerambycidae, subfamily Lamiinae, tribe Apomecynini). Cerambycidae's larvae are called roundheaded borers. Lamiinae adults are commonly called flat-faced longhorns.

Habitat:

Backyard at Biñan, Laguna.

Notes:

Reference: Cerambycidae of the World - http://cerambycidae.org/taxa/histrio-%28Fabricius-1793%29. Distribution of Apomecyna histrio: Andaman Isl., Australia, China, Indonesia (Borneo; Lesser Sunda Ils.; Maluku Isl.; Sumatra), India, Laos, North Korea, Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Russia (Maritime Prov), South Korea, Thailand.

Reference Links:

Apomecyna - Wikipedia, Cerambycidae Species Details

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