Longhorn Beetle Identification Guide - Species, Features & Ecology #2172965 (License: Personal Use)

The specimen displays a mottled brown exoskeleton with irregular yellow-orange spots on its elytra and pronotum, characteristic of many Cerambycidae. Its extremely long, filiform antennae exceed body length, and its tarsi are adapted for gripping bark. The beetle’s morphology suggests it is a xylophagous adult, likely feeding on pollen while larvae bore into dead or dying wood.

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