Amarygmus cf.sulawesiensis (7a)
| Family: | Tenebrionidae |
| Subfamily: | Tenebrioninae |
| Tribus: | Amarygmini |
| Genus: | Amarygmus |
| Species: | Amarygmus sulawesiensis (7a) Bremer, 2004 |
| Photographed specimen: | Sex = female. Length = 6.2mm. |
| Remarks: ID verified by H-J. Bremer in 2008. | |
| Identified by: | Boris Bueche , 2005 |
| Collected by: M.M. Bos, canopy knockdown fogging. 9-II-2004. Sampling campaign - February 2004 | |
.| Locality: Watu Bohe (F3), Desa Toro, Kec. Kulawi, Kab. Donggala, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia,UTM 51 S (WGS-84) X 9834460, Y 169699, Alt. 860m |
| Subregion: Sulawesi |
Ecology and Economy
| Ecological notes: Most species of the genus Amarygmus have shown to be associated with dead wood habitats. only a few are not. Because of similarity and diversity in the group. information cannot be specified on species level but in a few cases. Predominantly night-active |
| Habitat: Cacao plantation with shade tree layer dominated by one tree species. Sampled tree: Theobroma cacao. |
| Agricultural role: No data yet |
| Management: No data yet |
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