Insecta Coleoptera Cerambycidae


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  • Taxa, synonyms
  • Bibliography

Biobessa

Biobessa is the scientific name of a group of Lamiinae -also called lamiines or flat-faced longhorned beetles-


Biobessa Gahan, 1898

C.J. Gahan is the author of the original taxon.

The type species is Biobessa beatrix Gahan, 1898.

Biobessa Gahan, 1898 is the full name of the group-genus in the taxonomic classification system.

Biobessa has 3 species. This genus is ranked in the Crossotina tribe of Lamiinae.


Classification

kingdom
Animalia
~1,200,000 sp.
phylum
Arthropoda
~1,000,000 sp.
class
Insecta
~830,000 sp.
order
Coleoptera
~350,000 sp.
family
Cerambycidae
~35,000 sp.
subfamily
Lamiinae
21,866 sp/ssp.
tribe
Crossotina
422 sp/ssp.
genus
Biobessa
3 sp.


Region

World  [3]

distribution map

Distribution for species of Biobessa



Group

Biobessa  [3]

Subgroup of

Subdivided into 3 species


Gallery

Last images of Biobessa, to see more: Plate in gallery Box in collection

Biobessa albopunctata, ♂ [JPRC], Crossotina, Ethiopia
Biobessa albopunctata
♂ [JPRC]
Crossotina
Ethiopia
nop=0


List of species

  • Biobessa albopunctata (Breuning, 1935)
    fig.
  • Biobessa beatrix Gahan, 1898
  • Biobessa holzschuhi Holzschuh & Teocchi, 1991


Taxa, synonyms

1 taxon refers to Biobessa

  • Biobessa Gahan, 1898 [ sp. type : Biobessa beatrix Gahan, 1898 ]


Bibliography

Some citations found in the bibliography excluding lists and catalogs except with nomenclatural act or image or data

  • Biobessa Gahan • The Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. • 1898 • 7 (2)  : 56 [ nov ]
  • Biobessa ; Breuning • Novit. entomol. • 1942 • 12 (72-84)  : 9, 17, 87 [ div ]
    details

    Biobessa ; Breuning • Novit. entomol. • 1942 • 12 (72-84) : 9, 17, 87

    General information

    • description ; distinctive characters
  • Biobessa ; Teocchi & Sudre • Les Cahiers Magellanes • 2002 • 12  : 5 [ div ]
    details

    Biobessa ; Teocchi & Sudre • Les Cahiers Magellanes • 2002 • 12 : 5

    General information

    • distinctive characters