Hydroisotoma

Stach, 1947

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Hydroisotoma is a of springtails in the Isotomidae, established by Stach in 1947. The genus includes found in aquatic or semi-aquatic environments, with Hydroisotoma schaefferi documented from the eastern United States. Members of this genus belong to the diverse order Entomobryomorpha, which contains many of the larger and more active species.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Hydroisotoma: /haɪdroʊˈaɪsətəmə/

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Habitat

Semi-aquatic and moist terrestrial environments; associated with water margins and saturated substrates.

Distribution

Europe; Mediterranean region; North America (including eastern United States); Pacific North America.

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Type species

Hydroisotoma schaefferi is the best-documented , native to the eastern United States.

Taxonomic history

established by J. Stach in 1947, placed in Isotominae.

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