Lasiomerus andabata
Kerzhner, 1992
Lasiomerus andabata is a damsel bug in the Nabidae, first described by Kerzhner in 1992. The Lasiomerus belongs to the Prostemmatinae, a group of predatory true bugs characterized by forelegs adapted for capturing prey. This has been recorded from North and Middle America. Like other nabids, it is presumed to be predatory, though specific ecological details remain poorly documented.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Lasiomerus andabata: /ˌlæsiˈɒmɛrəs ændəˈbɑːtə/
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Distribution
Recorded from North America and Middle America. Specific countries or localities are not documented in available sources.
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Taxonomic note
The Lasiomerus was established by Reuter in 1890 and is distinguished from other Prostemmatinae by features of the male genitalia and wing venation. Lasiomerus andabata is one of several in this genus, though the group has received limited taxonomic attention in recent decades.