Dichelotarsus danielsi
Dichelotarsus danielsi is a of soldier beetle ( Cantharidae) in the Dichelotarsus. Species in this genus are generally found in western North America and are characterized by their elongated, soft-bodied form. D. danielsi is distinguished from by specific morphological features of the and pronotum.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Dichelotarsus danielsi: /ˌdɪkəloʊˈtɑrsəs ˈdæniɛlsi/
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Identification
Distinguished from other Dichelotarsus by the structure of the male genitalia and antennal . The pronotum shape and elytral punctation pattern differ from the more widespread D. mannerheimi. Females are more difficult to identify and may require examination of the spermatheca.
Distribution
Western North America. Specific range details are poorly documented in available literature.
Similar Taxa
- Dichelotarsus mannerheimiOverlapping western North American distribution and similar general appearance; distinguished by antennal structure and male genitalia.