Rosalia batesi
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Rosalia batesi is a species of the genus Rosalia from the longhorn beetle family (Cerambycidae) that occurs in East Asia and is related to the alpine buck ( Rosalia alpina ).
features
The 25 to 28 millimeter large beetle is similar to the alpine buck. However, the bumps on the sides of the pronotum are much less pronounced. On the pronotum, Rosalia batesi has two black marks lying one behind the other, the rear one of which may be missing. The wing covers have three black transverse bands that lack the light border.
Synonyms
- Rosalia batesi Aurivillius, 1912
- Rosalia batesi Takakuwa, 1998
- Rosalia batesi Vuillet, 1911
Occurrence
The species occurs in Japan, Korea and Taiwan. It develops in beech and walnut.
literature
- NN Plavilstshikov: Determination tables of the European Coleoptera. 112. Booklet Cerambycidae III. Part. Cerambycinae: Cerambycini III. (Callichromina, Rosaliina, Callidiina) , Troppau 1934
credentials
- ^ A b c Catalog of Life: 2007 Annual Checklist: Rosalia batesi, Harold, 1877. Retrieved April 20, 2007 .
Web links
Commons : Rosalia batesi - album with pictures, videos and audio files
