FAMILY RHIPIPHORIDAE (Wedge-shaped beetles) J.M. Campbell This small family contains about 400 species of which nine are known to occur in Canada. Larvae of the subfamily Rhipiphorinae are parasitic on the larvae of bees - The Wedge - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	FAMILY RHIPIPHORIDAE (Wedge-shaped beetles) J.M. Campbell This small family contains about 400 species of which nine are known to occur in Canada. Larvae of the subfamily Rhipiphorinae are parasitic on the larvae of bees Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-03 23:37:13 Open Document File Size: 74,89 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Canada / / Organization ON PQ / / SocialTag Cerambycidae

FAMILY RHIPIPHORIDAE (Wedge-shaped beetles) J.M. Campbell This small family contains about 400 species of which nine are known to occur in Canada. Larvae of the subfamily Rhipiphorinae are parasitic on the larvae of beesAdd to Reading List