Indiopsocus
Mockford, 1974
common barklice
Species Guides
10- Indiopsocus bisignatus(common barklouse)
- Indiopsocus campestris(common barklouse)
- Indiopsocus ceterus(common barklouse)
- Indiopsocus coquilletti(common barklouse)
- Indiopsocus infumatus(common barklouse)
- Indiopsocus lacteus
- Indiopsocus lanceolatus
- Indiopsocus new-to-fauna
- Indiopsocus palmatus(common barklouse)
Indiopsocus is a of common barklice in the Psocidae, containing more than 30 described . These small insects are found primarily in the Americas, with records from the United States through Central America. As members of Psocidae, they inhabit terrestrial environments where they feed on organic detritus. The genus was established by Mockford in 1974.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Indiopsocus: /ˌɪndiɑːpˈsoʊkəs/
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Distribution
Bahamas, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, and the United States (including Texas). Records suggest a primarily Neotropical and Nearctic distribution.