Anilicus
Anilicus is a genus of beetles in the click beetle family.
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| Genus: | Anilicus Candèze, 1863 |
Description
Body is oblong, parallel-sided and flattened. These beetles are characterized by a bicolorous black and orange or red coloration.[1]
Distribution
They are endemic to Central and coastal eastern Australia and south-western Australia.[1]
Species
- Anilicus attenuatus Candèze, 1863
- Anilicus loricatus Candèze, 1863
- Anilicus parvus Gullan, 1977
- Anilicus rectilineatus Gullan, 1977
- Anilicus semiflavus (Germar, 1844)
- Anilicus xanthomus (W.S. Macleay, 1826)
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