Epuraea eximia
Parsons, 1969
Epuraea eximia is a of sap beetle in the Nitidulidae, described by Parsons in 1969. The Epuraea comprises small beetles commonly associated with fermenting plant materials, fungi, and decaying organic matter. This species is recorded from North America.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Epuraea eximia: /ɛpjʊˈreɪə ɛkˈsɪmiə/
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Distribution
North America (presence confirmed; specific range details not documented)
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Taxonomic Note
Described by C.T. Parsons in 1969. The Epuraea is taxonomically complex and has undergone significant revision; some authors have treated it as a subgenus of Epuraea sensu lato.