Amphasia
Newman, 1838
Amphasia is a of in the , established by Newman in 1838. The genus contains two recognized : Amphasia interstitialis and Amphasia sericea. These belong to the tribe Anisodactylini within the Harpalinae. Members of this genus are found in North America, particularly in the northeastern United States.
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How to pronounce Amphasia: /æmˈfeɪziə/
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Distribution
Northeastern United States; records from Vermont and broader US region. Specific range boundaries for the remain incompletely documented.
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Taxonomic history
The Amphasia was established by Newman in 1838 and currently contains two : Amphasia interstitialis (Say, 1823) and Amphasia sericea (T.W. Harris, 1828). Both species were originally described under other genera before being transferred to Amphasia.