Core Insights - The discovery of a new species, the Chinese Sawtooth Beetle, has been confirmed as a new genus, Sawtooth Beetle Genus, in the Guangxi Huaping National Nature Reserve [1][2] - This finding enhances the biodiversity record of the reserve, which is known as a "gene bank" for biological species, and provides new samples for studying the distribution patterns, ecological adaptability, and evolutionary history of beetles in southern China [2] Group 1 - The Chinese Sawtooth Beetle was first collected in August 2006 during a comprehensive scientific expedition led by Dr. Lin Meiying from the Chinese Academy of Sciences [1] - The species is characterized by its distinct morphology, measuring 5-7 millimeters in length, with an orange-brown body and black longitudinal stripes, making it easily identifiable [1] - This is the first time the species has been recorded in a live state in the wild, contributing critical data for research [1] Group 2 - The Huaping Nature Reserve is the first national-level nature reserve in Guangxi and is renowned for the discovery of the silver fir, earning it global recognition [2] - The discovery of the Chinese Sawtooth Beetle not only enriches the biodiversity of the reserve but also plays a significant role in promoting regional biodiversity conservation and scientific research [2]