Dalmosella
Casey, 1897
ant-loving beetles
Species Guides
1Dalmosella is a of ant-loving beetles (rove beetles) in the Staphylinidae, established by Casey in 1897. It contains a single described , D. tenuis. As a member of the Pselaphinae, it belongs to a group of small beetles that are ecologically associated with ants.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Dalmosella: //ˌdælmoʊˈsɛlə//
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Host Associations
- ants - associatedAs a member of Pselaphinae, Dalmosella are ant-loving beetles (myrmecophilous), though specific records for this are not documented.
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Taxonomic status
Dalmosella is a with only one described , D. tenuis.