Bradycellus harpalinus
(Audinet-Serville, 1821)
European Harp Ground Beetle
Bradycellus harpalinus is a small ground beetle in the Carabidae with a trans-Atlantic distribution spanning Europe and North America. The has been introduced to North America from its native European range. It inhabits open, disturbed and is frequently recorded in agricultural settings.
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How to pronounce Bradycellus harpalinus: //ˌbrædɪˈsɛləs hɑːrˈpælɪnəs//
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Habitat
Open, disturbed including agricultural fields, gardens, and areas. Often found in sandy or loose soils.
Distribution
Native to Europe; introduced to North America. Recorded from Canada, USA, Austria, Algeria, and former Yugoslavia.
Human Relevance
Frequently encountered in agricultural and garden settings; may contribute to pest control in cultivated areas.