Ceracis singularis
(Dury, 1917)
Ceracis singularis is a minute tree- in the . It was originally described as Xestocis singularis by Dury in 1917. The is distributed across Central America and North America, including Canada.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Ceracis singularis: //sɛˈræ.sɪs ˌsɪŋ.ɡjuˈlɛr.ɪs//
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Habitat
Associated with tree , as characteristic of . Specific microhabitat requirements have not been documented for this .
Distribution
Central America and North America, including Ontario, Canada.
Ecological Role
Member of the tree- , which are associated with wood-decaying .
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Original description
First described by Dury in 1917 under the name Xestocis singularis, later transferred to Ceracis.
Observation records
As of current records, there are 4 iNaturalist observations documented for this .