Bombodes
Sign in to saveBombodes is a genus of flower chafers. They are characterized by a bumble-bee like patterning in black and yellow with hairy covering over their bodies. About eight species are known, distributed mostly along the Himalayan ranges and surrounding regions.
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Vinony files it under Cetoniinae, Scarabaeidae genera and Taxa named by John O. Westwood.
Its subject is documented across 5 Wikipedia language editions.
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Bombodes is a genus of flower chafers. They are characterized by a bumble-bee like patterning in black and yellow with hairy covering over their bodies. About eight species are known, distributed mostly along the Himalayan ranges and surrounding regions.
Species that have been described in the genus include: Bombodes alinae Bombodes tangi Bombodes westwoodi Bombodes ursus Bombodes dejeani Bombodes vitalisi (possibly synonymous) Bombodes affinis Bombodes nigellus Bombodes klapperichi
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