Microvelia beameri
McKinstry, 1937
Microvelia beameri is a small in the , described by McKinstry in 1937. The belongs to a characterized by small body size and the ability to skate on water surfaces. Records indicate presence across Caribbean, Middle America, and North America. Very few observations exist in public databases, suggesting either rarity or underreporting due to its minute size.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Microvelia beameri: /ˌmaɪkroʊˈviːliə ˈbiːməri/
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Distribution
Caribbean; Middle America; North America. Specific locality records are sparse.
Similar Taxa
- Microvelia speciesMembers of Microvelia share small size, dark coloration, and semiaquatic habits; -level identification requires examination of male and other subtle morphological features.