Euoniticellus intermedius

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Genus
Euoniticellus
Length
7–9 mm
Colour
yellow–brown, with diamond pattern on pronotum
Horns
males have a blunt horn in mid- dle of head; females have a ridge be- tween the eyes
Flight time
day
Yearly Activity
spring to autumn
Distribution

throughout Australia except very dry and southernmost regions

Similar Species

Similar to other species of Euoniticellus, but the distinctive markings on pronotum differentiate it from other species.


Presence in Australia

 

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DBEE project species sightings

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