Leptocoris vicinus (Dallas, 1852) is a animal in the Rhopalidae family, order Hemiptera, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Leptocoris vicinus (Dallas, 1852)
Leptocoris vicinus is an insect with a characteristic red dorsum and specific contrasting black body markings.
For Leptocoris vicinus, the dorsal surface of the body is red. It has a black membrane and a blackish clavus, which together form a 'v' shape surrounding the scutellum. Black markings may also be present on the pronotum. The ventral side of the insect is black, with red margins along the abdomen. The coxae, legs, and antennae of this species are all black.
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