Dolichemaeus is a genus of herbivorous mammals in the family Neotropicalidae, which includes the most closely related species to modern day monkeys. These animals are found primarily in South America and Central America, where they live in forests, grasslands, and savannas. Dolichemaeus is characterized by its long, slender body with a pointed snout and distinctive beak, which allows it to extract food from the ground or tree branches. They are
Neobrachista is a group of mammals that have been found in the Neotropical region, which includes Central America and South America. They are known for their long necks and powerful jaws, making them excellent predators.
The term "Limnichidae" is a genus in the family Neotropicalidae, which includes species that are native to tropical regions of South America and Southeast Asia. These animals have a wide range of adaptations for aquatic life, including large gills with specialized structures for gas exchange, a streamlined body shape, and an ability to breathe through gills or tracheae.
Neotropical is a term that describes regions in the tropics, which are located between the equator and the poles. These areas are characterized by high levels of rainfall, warm temperatures, and abundant biodiversity due to their proximity to the ocean.
The term "Euphalerus" is a genus in the family Neotropical Armadillos, which includes various species native to South America and Central America.
Bronfenbrennervirinae is a genus in the family Neotropical beetles (Arctiidae), consisting of three species native to Central and South America, primarily found in montane forest. These beetles are characterized by their distinctive white body coloration with a black or brown head, hindwings, and wingspan, and have a long, slender thorax with three rows of eyes located on the sides of the mouth.
A neotropical species, found in regions where tropical rainforests once existed but are now extinct or endangered.
Microphanurus is a genus of small, rodent-like animals from the family Neotropical rodents (Neotoma). These rodents are found in Central and South America, primarily in humid forests. They have a unique, small body shape that allows them to efficiently hunt prey on the ground or in crevices. Microphanurus can be found in various habitats including moist forest areas, river valleys, and swamps.
The term "neotrichozetidae" refers to a group of organisms that are found in the Neotropical region, which includes Central America, South America, and portions of Africa. These animals are characterized by having a unique set of adaptations and behaviors that allow them to thrive in their specific environments.
The term "Neoliasoptera" refers to a group of animals that are characterized by their large, elongated wings and the presence of a unique pattern on their wings called the "neolias". This group includes various species of insects, particularly those belonging to the order Neotropicalia.
The term "azygopterinae" is a genus in the family Neotropical antbirds, which belong to the order Hymenoptera and are part of the superfamily Neotropical Hemiptera. It includes ants that have wings with a single, flattened section called an azygopternum, which allows them to fly more easily than other hemipterans.
The term "Champsodontidae" refers to a group of birds that are part of the family Neotropical Ornithinae, also known as the Champsodontidae or Champsodontid family.
Neotermitinae are a group of extinct mammals that lived during the Miocene epoch, approximately 26 million years ago. These creatures were characterized by their distinctive long necks and large heads, which allowed them to crawl on land rather than swim or walk underwater. They were part of the mammal family Neotropicalia, which also includes modern-day birds, reptiles, and amphibians.
Ameniinae are a group of organisms that belong to the family Neotropicalia, which includes ants and bees. These insects are primarily characterized by their large size, sharp teeth, and ability to move through a variety of environments including wood, bark, and soil. They have a wide range of habitats and can be found in tropical regions around the world.
Natronoplasma is a genus in the family Neotropical Hemiptera, which includes butterflies and moths that are native to South America and North Africa. They are known for their long, slender bodies and small wings, making them excellent pollinators for many plant species.
The Neotropical family of birds, comprising a diverse group of over 450 species found in South America and much of Central and South Asia. These birds are known for their unique feather patterns, which are used to camouflage themselves from predators.
A term referring to a genus within the family Neotropicalidae, which includes the species known as Transandinomys.
Anu, a genus in the family Neotropicalia, contains several species of plants that are commonly known as "anaucous."
Nematalycoidea is a group of animals that belong to the order Neotropicalia, which includes the family Nematocidae. These animals are characterized by their large size and ability to exploit small prey sources such as ants, termites, and other insects. They are also known for their ability to survive in high-altitude environments due to their adaptations for extreme temperatures and altitude.
Neotropical, a type of tropical insect that is native to Central America, South America, and some parts of Africa.
Parechinidae are a group of small mammals that belong to the family Neotropical Lepidoptera, which includes the genus Parechinus and several subspecies. They are characterized by their narrow, rounded bodies with short, blunt wings, which help them fly efficiently through dense vegetation. This group is known for its ability to mimic other animals in order to survive in their environment.
Evenus is a type of animal in the order of plesiomorphs, which includes mammals, birds, and reptiles. It belongs to the family Neotropicalidae, which also includes some species that are known for being nocturnal or having nocturnal habits.
Paragloseciini is a genus in the family Neotropical flowering plants, commonly known as the paraglosecinaceae. This group includes a wide range of species found in tropical regions around the world. These plants are known for their colorful flowers and are often used in gardens and landscaping due to their ability to attract pollinators like bees and butterflies.
Claparedellus is a genus in the family Neotropical Pterophyta, which includes butterflies and moths.
The term "Neotonchidae" refers to a group of species within the family Neotropical Monarch butterflies, commonly known as monarchs or monarch butterflies. These butterflies are native to Central and South America, where they migrate south during the winter months for breeding purposes. They are distinguished by their bright yellow body color, which is often accompanied by a brownish stripe at the front of their wings.
