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Diplognatha
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * ''Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * ''Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha silicea, Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * ''Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * ''Di ...
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Diplognatha Viridula
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * ''Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * ''Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha silicea, Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * ''Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * ''Di ...
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Diplognatha Inaequalis
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * '' Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * '' Diplognatha mhonda ...
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Diplognatha Viridichalcea
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * '' Diplognatha mhondan ...
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Diplognatha Subaenea
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * '' Diplognatha mhondan ...
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Diplognatha Striata
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * '' Diplognatha mhondan ...
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Diplognatha Pupurascens
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * '' Diplognatha mhondan ...
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Diplognatha Preussi
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * '' Diplognatha mhondan ...
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Diplognatha Pagana
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * '' Diplognatha mhondan ...
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Diplognatha Montana
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * '' Diplognatha mhondan ...
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Diplognatha Mhondana
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * '' Diplognatha mhondan ...
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Diplognatha Gagates Forster, 1771 (3232045262)
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * ''Diplognatha mhondana ...
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Diplognatha Silicea MacLeay, 1838 (3919908664)
''Diplognatha'' is a genus of beetle belonging to the family Scarabaeidae, Cetoniinae subfamily. Description Species of this genus are of medium size (approx. 20–27 mm). The body is slightly oblong and flat, with a shiny surface, usually black or brown, but some species have a distinct metallic sheen. A sexual dimorphism is barely visible. The larvae usually live in the soil, but some species are supposed to develop in bird and bee nests. In some species, the adult beetles live for several years, which is relatively uncommon. Distribution These beetles live in tropical Africa. The species ''Diplognatha gagates'' is found almost everywhere in Africa south of Sahara. List of species * '' Diplognatha blanchardi'' Schaum, 1844 * '' Diplognatha crampeli'' Fairmaire, 1893 * ''Diplognatha gagates'' (Forster, 1771) ** ''Diplognatha gagates silicea'' Macleay, 1838 * ''Diplognatha inaequalis'' Schürhoff, 1942 * '' Diplognatha jeanneli'' Bourgoin, 1913 * ''Diplognatha mhondana ...
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