Neoclytus caprea

Neoclytus caprea
Siyentipiko nga pagklasipika
Ginhadi-an: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Ubosphylum: Hexapoda Klase: Insecta Orden: Coleoptera Banay: Cerambycidae Genus: Neoclytus Espesye: Neoclytus caprea
Binomial nga ngaran
Neoclytus caprea (Say, 1824)
Mga sinonimo
Neoclytus capra Blair, 1948[1] Neoclytus capreus Blackwelder, 1946[2] Neoclytus capraea Brimley, 1938[3] Neoclytus capraea Britton & Friend, 1935[4] Neoclytus capraea Beaulne, 1932[5] Neoclytus capraea Craighead & Middleton, 1930[6] Neoclytus capraea Snyder, 1927[7] Neoclytus capraea Craighead, 1923[8] Neoclytus capraea Rohwer, 1921[9] Neoclytus capraea Craighead, 1921[10] Neoclytus capraea Britton, 1920[11] Neoclytus caprae Rohwer, 1917[12] Neoclytus capraea Johnson, 1915[13] Neoclytus caprae Fisher & Kirk, 1912[14] Neoclytus capraea Webb, 1911[15] Neoclytus capraea Smith, 1910[16] Neoclytus capraea Blatchley, 1910[17] Neoclytus capraea Wickham, 1909[18] Neoclytus capraea Schaeffer, 1908[19] Neoclytus capraea Wenzel, 1906[20] Neoclytus capraea Dury, 1906[21] Neoclytus capraea Felt, 1905[22] Neoclytus capraea Hopkins, 1904[23] Neoclytus capraea Ulke, 1903[24] Neoclytus capraea Smith, 1900[25] Neoclytus capraea Ehrmann, 1900[26] Plagithmysus capraea Wickham, 1897[27] Neoclytus capraea Beutenmüller, 1896[28] Neoclytus capraea Hamilton, 1895[29] Neoclytus capraea Hopkins, 1893[30] Neoclytus capraea Hamilton, 1891[31] Neoclytus capraea Packard, 1890[32] Neoclytus capraea Hamilton, 1888[33] Neoclytus capraea Leng, 1887[34] Neoclytus capraea Packard, 1881[35] Neoclytus capraea Riley, 1880[36] Neoclytus capraea Popenoe, 1877[37] Clytus caprea Gemminger & Harold, 1872[38] Neoclytus capraea Lacordaire, 1869[39] Clytus capraea 1869 Clytus capraea Bland, 1861[40] Clytus caprea LeConte, 1859[41] Clytus capraea LeConte, 1859[42] Clytus capraea White, 1855[43] Clytus caprea Emmons, 1854[44] Clytus capraea LeConte, 1850[45] Clytus caprea 1847 Clytus capraea Fitch, 1845[46] Clytus gibbicollis Castelnau & Gory, 1841[47] Clytus elevatus Castelnau & Gory, 1841[47] Clytus capreae Castelnau & Gory, 1841[47] Clytus caprea Say, 1835[48] Clytus caprea Say, 1828[49] Clytus caprea Say, 1824[50]

An Neoclytus caprea^[51] in uska species han Coleoptera nga syahan ginhulagway ni Thomas Say hadton 1824. An Neoclytus caprea in nahilalakip ha genus nga Neoclytus, ngan familia nga Cerambycidae.^[51][52] Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.^[51]

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