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Longhorn Beetle

Pachytodes cerambyciformis

A small, colorful longhorn beetle species found in European forests, characterized by distinctive antennae and vibrant coloration.

ADSENSE SLOT

Deciduous and mixed woodlands across Central and Southern Europe, particularly in regions with mature trees and forest edges

Important decomposer in forest ecosystems, contributing to wood decay processes and serving as prey for birds and small predators

SKIN COAT Predominantly yellow and black patterned elytra with dense, short pubescence
LIMBS WINGS Six legs with tarsal adaptations for climbing, two membranous wings beneath hardened elytra
HEAD SENSORY Large compound eyes, prominent antennae significantly longer than body length
BODY STRUCTURE Elongated beetle body, approximately 10-15 mm in length, with robust exoskeleton

Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Francisco Welter-Schultes

ADSENSE VERTICAL

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