Conservation Status
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Uncommon.
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Cyclicity
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July, August and early September.
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Distribution
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Western, known from southern British Columbia to Arizona (Fisher 1942, Bright 1987).
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General Description
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Beetles of carinipennis are similar to those of laricis, except that the prosternum is sparsely pubescent. Ventrally the beetles are dark green. The elytral apices are coppery.
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Habitat
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Montaine forest.
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Life Cycle
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Unrecorded.
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Trophic Strategy
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In the literature these beetles have been reared from Douglas fir (Fisher 1942, Bright 1987). In Alberta, the beetles have been reared from lodgepole pine, and associated with larch and Douglas fir.
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Chrysobothris carinipennis
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Chrysobothris carinipennis: Brief Summary
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Chrysobothris carinipennis is a species of metallic wood-boring beetle in the family Buprestidae. It is found in North America.
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