Arawana arizonica
(Casey, 1899)
Arawana arizonica is a small lady beetle in the Coccinellidae, measuring 3.25–3.50 mm in length. are black or with a distinctive red spot on each . The is known only from Arizona in southwestern North America.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Arawana arizonica: //ˌɛərəˈwɑːnə ˌærɪˈzoʊnɪkə//
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Identification
Distinguished from other Coccinellidae by its small size (3.25–3.50 mm), black or body coloration, and the presence of a single red spot on each . The Arawana is a small group within the lady beetles, and A. arizonica is the known from the southwestern United States.
Appearance
are small, measuring 3.25–3.50 mm in length. The body is black or (dark brownish-black) in color. The each bear a single red spot, creating a distinctive color pattern.
Distribution
Recorded from Arizona, southwestern United States.