Calvatomina rufescens

(O.M. Reuter, 1892)

Calvatomina rufescens is a in the Dicyrtomidae, first described by O.M. Reuter in 1892. It belongs to the , characterized by a rounded, globular body form distinct from the elongate shape of other groups. The species has been recorded from Europe, the Caribbean mainland, and Macaronesia. Like other dicyrtomids, it inhabits moist terrestrial environments where it contributes to decomposition .

Calvatomina rufescens female (9583895185) by Andy Murray. Used under a CC BY-SA 2.0 license.Calvatomina rufescens female (9580400203) by Andy Murray. Used under a CC BY-SA 2.0 license.Calvatomina rufescens (9573043357) by Andy Murray. Used under a CC BY-SA 2.0 license.

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How to pronounce Calvatomina rufescens: /kæl.vəˈtoʊm.ɪnə ruːˈfɛs.ɛnz/

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Distribution

Europe; Caribbean mainland; Macaronesia

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