饾憙饾憥饾憻饾憥饾憶饾憸饾憵饾憥饾憴饾憥 饾懅饾憥饾憻饾憥饾憯饾憸饾懅饾憥饾憱, a new species from Nayarit, Mexico (Coleoptera: Melolonthidae: Rutelinae: Anomalini)
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https://doi.org/10.32870/dugesiana.v17i2.3961Keywords:
Coleoptera, Paranomala, Nayarit, taxonomy, new speciesAbstract
饾憙饾憥饾憻饾憥饾憶饾憸饾憵饾憥饾憴饾憥 饾懅饾憥饾憻饾憥饾憯饾憸饾懅饾憥饾憱, a new species of Anomalini, is described. Specimens were collected in a pine-oak forest at an altitude of 1,289 m, in Sierra Madre Occidental in the state of Nayarit, Mexico. The morphological characters that distinguish it from similar Mexicanspecies and their affinities are discussed. Images of the diagnostic characters are included.References
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