THE GENUS TEREDOLAEMUS SHARP (COLEOPTERA: BOTHRIDERIDAE) IN AUSTRALIA

@article{Lawrence1985THEGT,
  title={THE GENUS TEREDOLAEMUS SHARP (COLEOPTERA: BOTHRIDERIDAE) IN AUSTRALIA},
  author={John F. Lawrence},
  journal={Australian Journal of Entomology},
  year={1985},
  volume={24},
  pages={205-206}
}
  • J. Lawrence
  • Published 1 August 1985
  • Biology
  • Australian Journal of Entomology
Oxylaemus leae Grouvelle is transferred to Teredolaemus and comments are made on its distribution and biology. A key is given to distinguish Teredus Shuckardt, Teredolaemus, Teredomorphus Heinze, and Oxylaemus Erichson. 
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