Clathroneuria arapahoe
Banks, 1938
Clathroneuria arapahoe is a of ( ) in the . Described by Nathan Banks in 1938, this species is part of a characterized by distinctive patterns. The species epithet references the Arapahoe, connecting to its geographic association with the western United States. Like other antlions, are aerial while construct pit traps in sandy soils to capture .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Clathroneuria arapahoe: /klæθroʊˈnjʊəriə əˈræpəhoʊ/
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Distribution
Recorded from North America and Middle America. The epithet 'arapahoe' suggests association with the western United States region historically inhabited by the Arapahoe people, including parts of present-day Colorado and Wyoming.