Clastoptera sierra
Doering, 1929
Clastoptera sierra is a of in the , described by Doering in 1929. The Clastoptera comprises small, compact commonly known as spittlebugs or froghoppers. Members of this family are characterized by their distinctive body shape and are associated with various plants. C. sierra is known from California in the Sierra Nevada region.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Clastoptera sierra: /klæstəˈpɛrə siˈɛrə/
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Distribution
Known from California, specifically in the Sierra Nevada region. Distribution records indicate presence in North America with confirmed occurrences in California.
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Taxonomic Notes
Clastoptera sierra was described by Doering in 1929. The Clastoptera is part of the , a group of within the superfamily . The specific epithet 'sierra' likely refers to the Sierra Nevada mountains of California where the occurs.
Observation Records
As of available records, there are 2 observations documented on iNaturalist for this , indicating it is rarely encountered or underreported.