Infernophilus castaneus
(G.Horn, 1882)
Infernophilus castaneus is a of in the , described by George Henry Horn in 1882. The Infernophilus belongs to the tribe Lebiini within the Lebiinae. The specific epithet 'castaneus' refers to a chestnut coloration. Distribution records indicate presence in the United States and North America.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Infernophilus castaneus: //ɪnˈfɛrnəfɪləs kæsˈtæniʊs//
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Distribution
Recorded from the United States and North America.
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Taxonomic Note
The Infernophilus is classified within the tribe Lebiini, Lebiinae, . The was originally described by G. Horn in 1882.
Data Limitations
No detailed biological information is available for this in the provided sources. The is not mentioned in the holdings or other contextual sources provided.