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Scarabaeidae native to
eastern Australia. Carne, P.B. (1957). "A
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Chrysina adolphi is a
species of
ruteline scarab beetle from Mexico. They are
found in the
Sierra Madre del Sur in the
Mexican states of
Guerrero and Oaxaca...
- is a
genus of
brightly colored,
often metallic iridescent species of
ruteline beetles. They
range from the
southwestern edge of the
United States, through...
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South Wales. 15: 147–56 [148]. Arrow,
Gilbert J. (1919). "XLI.—
Notes on
Ruteline Coleoptera and
descriptions of a few new
species in the
British Museum"...
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December 2015. Carne, P.B. (1957). "A
revision of the
ruteline genus Anoplognathus Leach (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae)".
Australian Journal...
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Chrysina hawksi is a
species of
ruteline scarab beetle from
Central America,
known from
Guatemala (Baja Verapaz, Huehuetenango, and Zacapa) and Mexico...
- 2021-07-10. Arrow,
Gilbert J. (1914-06-01). "LXIX.—On the
Ceylonese species of
Ruteline Coleoptera belonging to the
genus Adoretus".
Annals and
Magazine of Natural...
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golden and
silver color of
certain beetles' elytra, e.g.
those of the
Ruteline genus Chrysina. In
these cases, the
chirped mirror generates complex color...
- Government.
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revision of the
ruteline genus Anoplognathus Leach (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae)".
Australian Journal...
- on dead and
decaying wood as well as
other vegetation similar to
other Ruteline larvae.
Adult B.
prasinus often fly at dusk to
other nearby Notho****us...
