Micrathyria dissocians

Calvert, 1906

Caribbean Dasher

Micrathyria dissocians, commonly known as the Caribbean Dasher, is a in the Libellulidae. The species was described by Calvert in 1906 and is known from Middle America and Caribbean regions. As a member of the Micrathyria, it shares characteristics with other dashers in the group. The species has been documented through 46 iNaturalist observations, indicating it is encountered with moderate frequency by observers in its range.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Micrathyria dissocians: //ˌmaɪkrəˈθaɪriə dɪˈsoʊsiənz//

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Distribution

Middle America and Caribbean region; present globally according to distribution records, though likely introduced or vagrant outside native range.

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