Chlaenius glaucus

LeConte, 1856

Chlaenius glaucus is a ground beetle in the Carabidae, described by LeConte in 1856. The belongs to a large of predatory beetles commonly known as "vivid metallic ground beetles" for their characteristic coloration. Like other Chlaenius species, it is likely a ground-dwelling sensitive to soil disturbance and agricultural practices. The species has been documented in Mexico and the United States.

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How to pronounce Chlaenius glaucus: //ˈkleɪni.əsˈɡlaʊkəs//

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Distribution

Mexico; United States (North America)

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