Goniotropis kuntzeni
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Habitat
In Arizona, Goniotropis kuntzeni adults are found on mature Emory oaks in the Madrean Evergreen Woodland biotic community of the Sonoran Desert after the onset of summer rains. These habitat images are of Walker Canyon, which is located just north of the US/Mexico border in Santa Cruz Co., Arizona. Walker Canyon contains two species of oak; Emory oak (Quercus emoryi) and the Mexican blue oak (Quercus oblongifolia), as well as species of mesquite and sycamore trees. Goniotropis kuntzeni adults are found at night, walking on the bark of the oldest Emory oak trees. These mature trees show damage from old age and the trunks are often partly hollow. Image © 2003 Wendy Moore.
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Wendy Moore
University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA
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- First online 27 October 2005
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