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Eleodes pimelioides Mannerheim, 1843 Source: Tenebrionidbase. 2015 Family: Tenebrionidae Gary Alpert Species Diagnosis Johnston et al. 2015 Diagnosis: Body ovate elongate. Pronotum covered with large punctures, lateral margins strongly arcuate, constricted and parallel sided posteriorly. Elytra covered in fairly large rounded tubercles, each bearing a single seta, interspersed with smaller tubercles in between. Propleura weakly rugose, without distinct tubercles. Prosternum declivous, not projected posteriorly of procoxae. Distribution: Coconino county, AZ. WY south to CO, west to CA and north to BC, Canada. Open Interactive Map Gary Alpert Gary Alpert Gary Alpert David Fleming Andrew Johnston Andrew Johnston David Fleming Click to Display 20 Total Images View Parent Taxon