Eanus hatchi
Hatch's click beetle
Eanus hatchi, known as Hatch's , is a of click beetle in the . The species is named in honor of Melville H. Hatch. Very little published information exists regarding its biology, distribution, or . It belongs to a of click beetles characterized by the family's namesake mechanism, a prosternal that fits into a mesosternal cavity to produce a sudden snap used for righting the body when overturned.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Eanus hatchi: /ˈiːənʊs ˈhætʃi/
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Etymology
The specific epithet 'hatchi' honors Melville H. Hatch (1898-1988), a prominent known for his extensive work on , particularly the of the Pacific Northwest.