Cantharis transmarina scopa
(LeConte, 1866)
Cantharis transmarina scopa is a of soldier beetle in the Cantharidae, first described by LeConte in 1866. As a member of the Cantharis, it belongs to a group commonly known as soldier beetles or leatherwings, recognized for their soft, flexible and often contrasting color patterns. The subspecific epithet "scopa" refers to a brush-like structure, though its specific application to this requires further investigation. Distribution records indicate presence in North America.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Cantharis transmarina scopa: /ˈkanθarɪs trænzˌmarɪnə ˈskoʊpə/
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Distribution
North America. Specific range boundaries within North America are not well documented in available sources.