Paraidemona nuttingi
Yin & Smith, 1989
Paraidemona nuttingi is a of -throated in the , first described in 1989. It is known from North America, with distribution records from Texas. The species has been documented as for the Prionyx thomae.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Paraidemona nuttingi: /ˌpær.ə.ɪˈdeɪ.moʊ.nə ˈnʌt.ɪn.dʒi/
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Distribution
North America; recorded from Texas.
Ecological Role
Documented as / for the Prionyx thomae ( ), which paralyzes to provision underground nests for its .
More Details
Taxonomic history
Described by Yin & Smith in 1989. The Paraidemona belongs to the tribe Dactylotini within the Melanoplinae.
Predator documentation
Recorded as a for Prionyx thomae, a solitary thread-waisted that hunts to provision subterranean nests. This represents one of the few documented ecological interactions for this .