Trachypachus slevini
Van Dyke, 1925
Slevin's temporal false ground beetle
Trachypachus slevini is a of in the Trachypachidae. It is to the Pacific coast of North America, with records from Oregon and Washington. The species inhabits sandy beach along the Pacific Ocean. It was described by Van Dyke in 1925.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Trachypachus slevini: //trəˈkɪpɑkəs ˈslɛvɪnaɪ//
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Habitat
Sandy beaches along the Pacific Ocean
Distribution
North America: Oregon and Washington, USA
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Taxonomic notes
The Trachypachidae is a small group of beetles sometimes referred to as 'false ground beetles' due to their superficial resemblance to Carabidae. The Trachypachus contains several , with T. slevini being one of the more geographically restricted members.