Paracapnia baumanni
Kondratieff & Lee, 2010
Mendocino Snowfly
Paracapnia baumanni is a described in 2010 from California. As a member of the Capniidae, it belongs to a group of stoneflies adapted to cold conditions, with typically emerging during winter months. The is known from limited collections in Mendocino County.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Paracapnia baumanni: /ˌpɛərəˈkæpniə ˈbaʊməni/
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Distribution
Known from California, specifically Mendocino County. Distribution records indicate presence in North America.
Seasonality
likely emerge during winter months, consistent with the cold-adapted of Capniidae (winter stoneflies).
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Etymology
The specific epithet 'baumanni' likely honors an individual, though the original description should be consulted for confirmation.