Anaxipha rosamacula
Walker & Funk, 2014
Pink-spotted Trig
A small in the Trigonidiidae, described from Florida in 2014. The refers to distinctive pink markings on the body. Like other members of the Anaxipha, it is a tiny, active cricket associated with vegetation.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Anaxipha rosamacula: /ˌænəˈzɪfə ˌroʊzəˈmækjʊlə/
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Identification
Distinguished from other Anaxipha by pink spots on the body, as indicated by the specific epithet 'rosamacula' (rose-spotted). The Anaxipha comprises small, slender crickets generally under 10mm in body length. Separation from requires examination of genitalic characters and detailed color pattern analysis.
Distribution
Known from Florida, USA. The appears to be to or primarily distributed in this region based on available records.
Similar Taxa
- Anaxipha speciesOther members of the share small size and general body plan; identification to level requires close examination of color pattern and genitalic .