Brathinus varicornis
Classification
- Phylum: Arthropoda
- Subphylum: Hexapoda
- Class: Insecta
- Order: Coleoptera
- Suborder: Polyphaga
- Superfamily: Staphylinoidea
- Family: Staphylinidae
- Subfamily: Omaliinae
- Tribe: Anthophagini
- Genus: Brathinus
- Species: varicornis
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Brathinus varicornis: //brəˈθaɪnəs ˌværɪˈkɔrnɪs//
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Summary
Brathinus varicornis is a species of rove beetle within the Staphylinidae family, known for its distinctive white tipped antennae and small size.
Physical Characteristics
3.2-3.8 mm in length, with white tipped antennae distinguishing it from closely related species.
Identification Tips
Distinguished by its white tipped antennae, unlike B. nitidus which has all brown antennae.
Habitat
Typically found in a variety of habitats across its distribution range.
Distribution
United States and adjacent Canada (specifically QC-NJ to ON-MI).
Diet
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Life Cycle
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Reproduction
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Predators
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Conservation Status
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Ecosystem Role
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Economic Impact
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Cultural Significance
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Health Concerns
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Evolution
Brathinus is a genus within the family Staphylinidae, consisting of at least three described species, including B. varicornis.
Similar Taxa
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Tags
- insect
- beetle
- Brathinus
- roach
- Staphylinidae
- roving beetle