Ora

Clark, 1865

flea marsh beetles

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Ora is a of marsh beetles in the Scirtidae, containing approximately 17 described . These small beetles inhabit wetland environments and are characterized by their association with marshy . The genus was established by Clark in 1865 and represents one of several genera within the Scirtidae family, which are commonly known as marsh beetles.

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How to pronounce Ora: /ˈoː.ra/

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Habitat

Wetland and marsh environments; associated with aquatic or semi-aquatic conditions typical of Scirtidae members.

Similar Taxa

  • Scirtidae (family)Other within Scirtidae share similar marsh-dwelling habits and small body size, requiring close examination of morphological characters for definitive identification to genus.

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