Revision of the genus xiphoscelis burmeister 1842 (coleoptera scarabaeidae cetoniinae), with description of two new species and notes on its phylogeny and ecology

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Recent field work has shown that the genus Xiphoscelis Burmeister 1842 contains at least three species. The type species is re-described, and two new species are described, based on adult morphology. The distribution of all three Xiphoscelis species is mapped, and a phylogeny is proposed for the genus. Ecological data are presented and discussed in the context of the previously-reported association of members of this genus with termites. © 2003 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.

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Perissinotto, R., Villet, M. H., & Stobbia, P. (2003). Revision of the genus xiphoscelis burmeister 1842 (coleoptera scarabaeidae cetoniinae), with description of two new species and notes on its phylogeny and ecology. Tropical Zoology, 16(1), 63–82. https://doi.org/10.1080/03946975.2003.10531184

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