Insecta Coleoptera Cerambycidae

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Leiopus montanus

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

Leiopus (Leiopus) montanus Hayashi, 1968

M. Hayashi is the author of the original taxon.

The type specimen used for original description is cited from Honshu.

Leiopus (Leiopus) montanus Hayashi, 1968 is the full name of the group-species in the taxonomic classification system.

The species is combined with the genus Leiopus ranked in the tribe Acanthocinini.

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
21,934 sp/ssp.
tribe
Acanthocinini
2,231 sp/ssp.
genus
Leiopus
30 sp/ssp.
subgenus
Leiopus
21 sp/ssp.
species
montanus

Region

World  [1]

distribution map

Distribution for Leiopus montanus

Group

montanus  [1]

Subgroup of

Taxa, synonyms

2 taxa refer to Leiopus montanus

  • Leiopus montanus Hayashi, 1968 [ type locality : Japon, Honshu, Tochigi Pref., Yumoto Nikko ]
  • Acanthocinus montanoides Breuning, 1978

Bibliography

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

  • Leiopus montanus Hayashi • Ent. Rev. Japan • 1968 • 20  : 25 [ nov loc ]
  • Acanthocinus montanoides Breuning • Mitt. zool. Mus. Berlin • 1978 • 54 (1)  : 58 [ nov syn ]
  • Acanthocinus montanoides = Leiopus montanus ; Breuning • Mitt. zool. Mus. Berlin • 1978 • 54 (1)  : 58
  • Leiopus montanus ; Löbl & Smetana • Appolo Books • 2010 • 6  : 209 [ loc ]
    details

    Leiopus montanus ; Löbl & Smetana • Appolo Books • 2010 • 6 : 209

    Distribution

    • Japan
  • Leiopus montanus ; Wallin & al. • Zootaxa • 2012 • 3326  : 3 [ loc ill ]
    details

    Leiopus montanus ; Wallin & al. • Zootaxa • 2012 • 3326 : 3

    General information

    • illustration

    Distribution

    • Japan : Mt. Fuji, northern slope, altitude 1750 m

Figures

Some references with images to see in bibliography

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