Compsus canescens

Compsus canescens is a species of broad-nosed weevils in the family Curculionidae. This species is endemic to Colombia, commonly found in Bogotá and surrounding areas. Taxonomy Compsus canescens was described for the first time by Carl Henrik Boheman in 1840, page 181, under the genus Platyomus.

Compsus est un genre de coléoptères de la famille des Curculionidae, de la sous-famille des Entiminae et de la tribu des Eustylini. Le nom vient du Grec "compsos" et signifie 'élégant/joli'. Espèces Compsus 18-signatus - Compsus acrolithus - Compsus adamantinus - Compsus adonis - Compsus aeruginosus - Compsus affinis - Compsus albarius - Compsus albosetosus - Compsus albus - Compsus alternans - Compsus alternevittatus - Compsus apiarius - Compsus argentinicus - Compsus argyreus - Compsus armatissimus - Compsus ater - Compsus atrosignatus - Compsus attenuatus - Compsus auricephalus -…

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