Bradycellus rupestris
(Say, 1823)
Rock-dwelling Harp Ground Beetle
Bradycellus rupestris is a in the , found in North America. It is commonly known as the Rock-dwelling Harp Ground Beetle, a name reflecting its association with rocky . The species was first described by Thomas Say in 1823. Records indicate presence in both Canada and the United States.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Bradycellus rupestris: //ˌbreɪdiˈsɛləs ruˈpɛstrɪs//
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Habitat
Rocky environments, as indicated by its and specific epithet "rupestris" (meaning "of rocks").
Distribution
North America; recorded from Canada and the United States.