Stenolophus humidus
Hamilton, 1893
Humid Harp Ground Beetle
Stenolophus humidus is a in the , first described by Hamilton in 1893. It belongs to the Stenolophus, a group commonly known as seedcorn . The species is documented from North America, with records from both Canada and the United States. Like other members of its genus, it is likely associated with open, moist .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Stenolophus humidus: //stɛˈnɒləfəs ˈhjuːmɪdəs//
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Identification
Members of Stenolophus can be recognized by their small to size, , and shape that is narrower than the base. Stenolophus humidus specifically requires examination of male or other subtle morphological characters for definitive identification from . The epithet 'humidus' suggests an association with moist conditions, though this has not been explicitly documented.
Distribution
Recorded from Canada and the United States. GBIF distribution records confirm presence in both countries, with North America listed as the broader region. Specific provinces or states are not documented in available sources.
Similar Taxa
- Stenolophus leconteiAnother North Stenolophus ; requires dissection for reliable separation
- Stenolophus ochropezusOverlapping range and similar external
- Stenolophus rotundatusSmall with similar habitus, distinguished by subtle pronotal and elytral proportions