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Rhynchitinae

Rhynchitinae, the tooth-nosed snout weevils, are small beetles (1.5 to 6.5 mm) that are usually found in vegetation. They usually use buds, fruits, or seeds for oviposition. The tooth-nosed snout weevils receive this name due to the teeth on the edges of their mandibles.

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Rhynchitinae

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Edges45
Triples20
Avg. degree1.96
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Rhynchitinae → Acritorrhynchites Voss, Alonso-Zarazaga, Billberg, Desbrochers, Jekel, Legalov, Lyal, Prell, Samouelle, Schilsky, Schneider, Schrank, Schönherr, Sharp, Stenorhynchites Havlicek, These, Thomson, Thunberg, Voss, Waterhouse

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weevils subfamily tooth-nosed snout family beetles attelabidae usually thief merhynchites byctiscus genera mandibles curculionoidea predator kleptoparasite small mm found vegetation

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Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraThese0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraAcritorrhynchites Voss0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraSharp0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraLegalov0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraSchilsky0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraDesbrochers0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraThomson0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraPrell0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraVoss0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraSamouelle0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraSchönherr0.60section
Rhynchitinaerelated to GeneraSchrank0.60section

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