Ceracis singularis
(Dury, 1917)
Ceracis singularis is a minute tree-fungus beetle in the Ciidae. 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 fungi, as characteristic of Ciidae. Specific microhabitat requirements have not been documented for this .
Distribution
Central America and North America, including Ontario, Canada.
Ecological Role
Member of the tree- Ciidae, which are decomposers associated with wood-decaying fungi.
More Details
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 .