Derodontus unidentatus
Lawrence, 1979
Derodontus unidentatus is a of tooth-necked in the Derodontidae. It was described by Lawrence in 1979. The species is known to occur in North America. Members of Derodontidae are associated with fungal substrates, though specific ecological details for this species remain limited.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Derodontus unidentatus: /dɛˈroʊdɔntəs ˌjuːnɪˈdɛntətəs/
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Identification
Derodontus unidentatus can be distinguished from other Derodontus by the specific characteristics of its unidentate (single-toothed) condition referenced in its species epithet. Accurate identification requires examination of specimens and comparison with the original species description by Lawrence (1979).
Distribution
North America
Similar Taxa
- Other Derodontus speciesShare the same and require detailed morphological examination to distinguish, particularly regarding the structure of the or prosternal process referenced in the name
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Taxonomic history
Described by John F. Lawrence in 1979 as part of his revisionary work on the Derodontidae. The specific epithet 'unidentatus' refers to a single-toothed condition of a diagnostic morphological feature.