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Hebecerus crocogaster
Hebecerus crocogaster is the scientific name of a group -also called lamiines or flat-faced longhorned beetles-
Hebecerus crocogaster (Boisduval, 1835)
J.B. Boisduval is the author of the original taxon.
The type specimen used for original description is cited from Australia.
Hebecerus crocogaster (Boisduval, 1835) is the full name of the group-species in the taxonomic classification system.
The species is combined with the genus Hebecerus ranked in the tribe Ancitini.
Classification
Region
World [1]

Distribution for Hebecerus crocogaster
Group
crocogaster [1]
Subgroup of
Taxa, synonyms
1 taxon refers to Hebecerus crocogaster
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Acanthocinus crocogaster Boisduval, 1835 [ type locality : Nouvelle-Hollande ]
Bibliography
Some citations found in the bibliography excluding lists and catalogs except with nomenclatural act or image or data
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Acanthocinus crocogaster Boisduval • J. Tastu • 1835 • 2 : 492 [ nov loc ]
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Hebecerus crocogaster ; White • Cat. Col. Brit. Mus. • 1855 • II (8) : 366 [ div ]
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Hebecerus crocogaster ; Thomson • Paris • 1860 : 343 [ div ]
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Ancita crocogaster ; Breuning • Sciences Nat • 1976 : 121, 122 [ loc div ]details
Ancita crocogaster ; Breuning • Sciences Nat • 1976 : 121, 122
General information
- description ; distinctive characters
Distribution
- Australie
- Queensland
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Hebecerus crocogaster ; Slipinski & Escalona • CSIRO Publ. • 2013 • 1 : 93, 404 [ ill ]details
Hebecerus crocogaster ; Slipinski & Escalona • CSIRO Publ. • 2013 • 1 : 93, 404
General information
- color photo, type
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Ancita crocogaster ; Slipinski & Escalona • CSIRO Publ. • 2013 • 1 : 95, 263 [ ill div ]details
Ancita crocogaster ; Slipinski & Escalona • CSIRO Publ. • 2013 • 1 : 95, 263
General information
- fauna
- color photo
Distribution
- Australia
Figures
Some references with images to see in bibliography
- Ancita crocogaster (Boisduval, 1835) • see Slipinski & Escalona, 2013
- Type of Hebecerus crocogaster (Boisduval, 1835) • see Slipinski & Escalona, 2013