Weevils (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea, Excluding
FRONTISPIECE. Some characteristic weevils from the Yukon: Upper left, Connatichela artemisiae Anderson, a brachypterous weevil found on river banks and dry south-facing slopes only in the Yukon and in Alaska; Upper right, Vitavitus thulius Kissinger, a rare brachypterous weevil of dry tundra and ste...
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| Summary: | FRONTISPIECE. Some characteristic weevils from the Yukon: Upper left, Connatichela artemisiae Anderson, a brachypterous weevil found on river banks and dry south-facing slopes only in the Yukon and in Alaska; Upper right, Vitavitus thulius Kissinger, a rare brachypterous weevil of dry tundra and steppe, recorded only from the Yukon and adjacent areas; Lower left, Dorytomus hirtus LeConte, a Nearctic species associated especially with Populus in boreal and boreomontane forest; Lower right, Tychius tectus LeConte, a widely distributed Holarctic species found in the Yukon on dry south-facing slopes. Length of these species is 5 mm (species on left) and 3–3.5 mm (species on right). Weevils of the Yukon |
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