Gloeosoma hesperum
(Casey, 1900)
Gloeosoma hesperum is a minute in the , a group commonly known as . First described by Casey in 1900, this species belongs to a characterized by extremely small body size and association with fungal substrates. The family Corylophidae is among the smallest beetles in North America, with most species measuring less than 2 mm in length. Records indicate presence in Nova Scotia, Canada, though detailed biological information remains sparse due to the cryptic habits and diminutive size of these .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Gloeosoma hesperum: /ɡliːoʊˈsoʊmə ˈhɛspərəm/
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Distribution
Recorded from Nova Scotia, Canada; broader North distribution suggested by GBIF records but specific localities beyond Nova Scotia require verification.