Ambrysus thermarum

La Rivers, 1953

Ambrysus thermarum is a of creeping water bug in the Naucoridae, described by La Rivers in 1953. As a member of the Cryphocricinae, it shares the characteristic flattened, saucer-shaped body form typical of this group. The Ambrysus is widespread in the New World, with species found from northern North America to Argentina.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Ambrysus thermarum: /ˈæm.brɪ.səs ˈθɜr.mə.rəm/

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Distribution

North America; distribution records indicate presence in North America generally, though specific locality details beyond this are not documented in available sources.

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