- The
Ectrichodiinae are a
subfamily of ********in bugs (Reduviidae)
known for
specializing on
millipedes as prey. The
group comprises more than 600 species...
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subfamilies are
adapted to
hunting certain types of prey; for example, the
Ectrichodiinae eat millipedes, and feather-legged bugs eat ants. A
spectacular example...
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brightly colored with reds and oranges, and like all
members of the
Ectrichodiinae,
specialize on
millipede prey.
Brontostoma bahiensis Gil-Santana 2004...
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Sceliages and Deltochilum. A
large subfamily of ********in bugs, the
Ectrichodiinae with over 600 species, has
specialised in
preying upon millipedes. Parasites...
- Bruner, with new
records and
taxonomic notes on
Ectrichodiinae from Brazil, and with keys to
Ectrichodiinae and
Reduviinae genera of the New
World (Hemiptera:...
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Rhiginia is a New
World genus in the
subfamily Ectrichodiinae of
Reduviidae (********in bugs).
Species of this
genus are
generally active,
alert and strong...
- Order:
Hemiptera Infraorder:
Cimicomorpha Family:
Reduviidae Subfamily:
Ectrichodiinae Genus:
Glymmatophora Stål, 1855
Synonyms Glymmatophoroides Miller, 1953...
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species of ********in bug, the sole
member of its genus, in the
subfamily Ectrichodiinae of Reduviidae. This
species is
found in Australia.
Christiane Weirauch;...
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Caecina is a
genus in the
subfamily Ectrichodiinae of
Reduviidae (********in bugs); 16
species have been described, all of them are
located in
Eastern Asia...
