Rhagio floridensis
Chillcott, 1965
Rhagio floridensis is a of in the , described by Chillcott in 1965. It is distinguished from other eastern Nearctic Rhagio species by its and distinctively patterned . The species is known from Florida and Georgia.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Rhagio floridensis: //ˈræɡi.oʊ ˌflɒrɪˈdɛnsɪs//
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Identification
Distinguished from other eastern Nearctic Rhagio by and distinctively patterned . Distinguished from R. hirtus by coloration; R. floridensis has yellow thorax while R. hirtus has darker thorax. Distinguished from R. orestes by thorax coloration, as R. orestes has darker thorax and .
Distribution
Florida and Georgia, United States.
Similar Taxa
- Rhagio hirtusSimilar but separable by coloration; R. hirtus has darker thorax compared to thorax of R. floridensis
- Rhagio orestesSimilar but separable by and coloration; R. orestes has darker thorax and abdomen compared to thorax of R. floridensis