Steleops lichenatus
(Walsh, 1863)
Steleops lichenatus is a of in the , described by in 1863. It belongs to the Steleops, a group of psocids characterized by their association with lichen-covered substrates. The species is known from the United States and represents part of the diverse North psocid fauna. As with other members of Psocidae, it likely inhabits or rock-dwelling environments where lichen growth occurs.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Steleops lichenatus: /ˈstɛl.i.ɒps lɪkˈɛ.nə.təs/
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Habitat
Associated with lichen-covered substrates, including tree bark and rock surfaces.
Distribution
United States; North America.
Ecological Role
Member of the in forest and woodland ; contributes to through consumption of debris associated with lichens.