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Longhorn Beetle

Longhorn Beetle

Pseudovadonia livida

Pseudovadonia livida is a species of longhorn beetle belonging to the family Cerambycidae, characterized by elongated body structure and distinctive antennae. Native to European regions, this insect plays a crucial role in forest ecosystem dynamics.

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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Deciduous and mixed forests across Europe, particularly in woodland areas with mature trees, dead wood, and decaying timber.

Ecological Role

Critical decomposer in forest ecosystems, contributing to nutrient cycling by breaking down dead wood and facilitating wood decay processes.

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Exoskeleton with variable coloration, typically brown to reddish-brown with subtle mottled patterns
  • LIMBS WINGS Six legs with adaptations for climbing wood surfaces, two membranous wings folded beneath hardened elytra
  • HEAD SENSORY Large compound eyes, prominent antennae longer than body length, specialized sensory receptors for environmental navigation
  • BODY STRUCTURE Elongated beetle, typically 8-12 mm in length, with slender body and proportionally long appendages
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Hectonichus
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