Gordonita norae is a species of beetle of the family Coccinellidae. It is found in Bolivia.
Description Adults reach a length of about for males and for females. They have a rounded body with whitish, fine, dense and short pubescence. The integument is black with a bluish metallic reflection and yellow spots forming a V-shape on the elytral disc. The head is black, with the antennae and mouthparts yellowish. The pronotum is black, with a continuous yellow spot across the anterior margin. The scutellar shield is black and the elytra are black with a bluish metallic reflection and with two spots on each elytron. The legs are yellowish black.
Etymology The species is named in honour of the Argentinian entomologist Dr. Nora Cabrera.
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