Cotalpa
Burmeister, 1844
Cotalpa is a of comprising six restricted to the . These belong to the , commonly known as . The genus was established by Burmeister in 1844. All species occur in North America, with documented observations from the United States including Vermont.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Cotalpa: //koʊˈtælpə//
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Distribution
; United States (including Vermont)
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Species diversity
The contains six recognized : Cotalpa ashleyae, Cotalpa conclamara, Cotalpa consobrina, Cotalpa flavida, Cotalpa lanigera, and Cotalpa subcribrata.
Observation frequency
The has been documented in approximately 1,430 iNaturalist observations, indicating moderate detectability in its range.