Lebia subdola
Madge, 1967
Lebia subdola is a small, colorful foliage in the , described by Madge in 1967. Like other members of the Lebia, it exhibits bright metallic coloration on its . The is recorded from the United States and is part of the diverse North fauna of this predatory genus. Specific details about its biology and remain poorly documented in available literature.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Lebia subdola: /ˈle.bi.a subˈdo.la/
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Distribution
United States; North America.
Similar Taxa
- Lebia vittataBoth are colorful foliage in the Lebia with bright metallic , potentially overlapping in geographic range and use.
- Other Lebia speciesThe Lebia contains numerous with similar small size and metallic coloration; precise identification requires examination of subtle morphological characters not visible in field observations.