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    Xylotoles costatus Pitt Island Longhorn: a manual with aids to identification

    Emberson, Rowan M.; Marris, John W. M.
    Abstract
    The Pitt Island longhorn, Xylotoles costatus, is a medium sized (17 - 20 mm long) beetle. It is the largest of a number of species of longhorn beetles, (family Cerambycidae) that occur on the Chatham Islands. Beetles of this family can generally be recognised by their elongate shape and long antennae, that are normally at least three quarters of the length of the beetle and sometimes even longer then the beetle.
    Keywords
    Pitt Island Longhorn; Xylotoles costatus; Xylotoles traversii
    Fields of Research
    0602 Ecology
    Date
    1993
    Type
    Monograph
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    Copyright © 1993, Department of Entomology and Animal Ecology.
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