Appearance
''Dicheros bicornis'' can reach a length of about 22–26 millimetres in males, of about 15–20 millimetres in females. Coloration and pattern of these beetles are variable, depending on subspecies. Pronotum may be dark brown or reddish, while elytra are usually yellowish or white, with brown markings on the apex or margins. This species shows a sexual dimorphism, as males are larger than females and have two horns on clypeus.
Naming
* ''Dicheros bicornis yaekoae''⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis siamensis''
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis rowelli''
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis lombokensis''
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis borneensis''
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis ornatus'' Hope, 1841
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis biplagiatus''
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis decorus'' Gory & Percheron, 1833
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis burmeisteri''
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis florensis'' Wallace, 1867
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis kurosawai'' Nagai, 1998
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis malayanus'' Wallace, 1867
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis nagaiisakaiique''
⤷ ''Dicheros bicornis westwoodi''
Distribution
This species can be found in Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia.References:
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