Laemophloeus fervidus

Casey, 1916

lined flat bark beetle

Laemophloeus fervidus is a of lined flat bark beetle in the Laemophloeidae, first described by Casey in 1916. It belongs to a family of small, flattened beetles commonly associated with bark and wood . The species is documented in North America, with specific records from Québec, Canada.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Laemophloeus fervidus: //leɪˈmɔfli.əs ˈfɛrvɪdəs//

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Habitat

Bark and wood , typical for the Laemophloeidae.

Distribution

North America; recorded from Québec, Canada.

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Taxonomic authority

First described by Thomas Lincoln Casey, Jr. in 1916.

GBIF status

Accepted with EXACT match type in GBIF .

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