monoceros beetle (lat. Notoxus monoceros)

monoceros beetle
monoceros beetle

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monoceros beetle

Notoxus monoceros is a black and brown species of beetle that is about 4 millimeters long and resmebles ants. The species markings are variable, it is usually found in sandy places, and it has a forward projection ("horn") on the pronotum.