Rhadine austinica
Barr, 1974
Rhadine austinica is a of in the , described by Barr in 1974. It belongs to the Rhadine, which includes several cave-dwelling species found in North America. The genus is notable for containing that inhabit karst cave systems in Texas.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Rhadine austinica: //ˈrædɪni əˈstɪnɪkə//
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Distribution
North America. Specific locality data is sparse; the is documented from limited collection records.
Similar Taxa
- Rhadine exilisEndangered cave-dwelling in the same , found in Texas cave systems; differs in specific cave locality and morphological details.
- Rhadine infernalisEndangered cave-dwelling in the same , found in central Texas cave systems; federally listed and more extensively studied than R. austinica.