Lebia miranda

(G.Horn, 1872)

Lebia miranda is a small in the , Lebiinae. The Lebia comprises colorful foliage ground beetles known for their often bright metallic . This is found in North America, with records from the United States and Mexico.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Lebia miranda: /ˈlɛ.bi.a mɪˈran.da/

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Identification

Members of the Lebia are relatively small that draw attention with often bright metallic . Specific diagnostic features for L. miranda distinguishing it from are not documented in available sources.

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Distribution

Recorded from the United States and Mexico. GBIF distribution records indicate presence in North America.

Behavior

Like other Lebia , are frequently attracted to lights at night.

Similar Taxa

  • Other Lebia speciesMembers of the Lebia share small size and often bright metallic coloration; -level identification requires examination of specific morphological characters not detailed in available sources.

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Taxonomic note

The was described by George Henry Horn in 1872. The Lebia is placed in the tribe Lebiini within the Lebiinae of .

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