Xenorhipis Explained

Xenorhipis is a genus of beetles in the family Buprestidae, the jewel beetles. They are native to the Americas.^[1]

Species include:^[2]

• Xenorhipis acunai (Fisher, 1936)
• Xenorhipis alvarengi Cobos, 1964
• Xenorhipis bajacalifornica Westcott, 2008
• Xenorhipis brendeli LeConte, 1866
• Xenorhipis hidalgoensis Knull, 1952
• Xenorhipis klapperichorum (Nelson, 1978)
• Xenorhipis mexicana Nelson, 1968
• Xenorhipis meyeri Cobos, 1968
• Xenorhipis orinocoensis Bellamy, 1991
• Xenorhipis osborni Knull, 1936
• Xenorhipis parallela (Waterhouse, 1889)
• Xenorhipis prosopis Menley, 1985
• Xenorhipis strandi (Obenberger, 1928)
• Xenorhipis suturalis (Westwood, 1883)
• Xenorhipis vauriei Cazier, 1952

Notes and References

1. 4008447. A New Species of Xenorhipis from Southwest Ecuador (Coleoptera: Buprestidae). Manley. Gary V.. The Coleopterists Bulletin. 1985. 39. 4. 377–379.
2. Web site: Genus Xenorhipis . Bellamy, C. L. . 2013 . A Checklist of World Buprestoidea . 7 Sep 2021.