Aaroniella
Mockford, 1951
loving barklice
Species Guides
2- Aaroniella achrysa
- Aaroniella badonneli(loving barklouse)
Aaroniella is a of barklice in the Philotarsidae, commonly referred to as 'loving barklice.' The genus contains more than 40 described and was established by Mockford in 1951. Species within this genus show variation in reproductive strategies, including documented in at least one species.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Aaroniella: //əˌroʊniˈɛlə//
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Identification
Members of Aaroniella can be distinguished from other Philotarsidae by features of the wing venation and genital structures; specific diagnostic characters vary by and life stage.
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Distribution
Documented from USA, Mexico, Panama, Indonesia, Japan, and Australia. ranges within the are largely distinct but may show some overlap.
Life Cycle
have been separated and identified across all stages.
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Reproductive Biology
At least one , A. eertmoedi, is parthenogenetic with apparently no males observed. This represents a notable reproductive strategy within the .