Habropoda cineraria

Habropoda cineraria (Smith, 1879) [Syntypes: NHMUK; ♀ ♂ Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada] This species has a broad distribution across western North America. Within Mexico, it has only been documented in the Chaparral ecosystem near Sierra San Pedro Mártir in May and June 1958 from a single specimen vouchered in the SEMC (GBIF 2023), and two females vouchered in the EMEC. See fig. 81.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2024-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13940076
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Marine Biology and Ecology Research
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Habropoda cineraria

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Abstract

Habropoda cineraria (Smith, 1879) [Syntypes: NHMUK; ♀ ♂ Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada] This species has a broad distribution across western North America. Within Mexico, it has only been documented in the Chaparral ecosystem near Sierra San Pedro Mártir in May and June 1958 from a single specimen vouchered in the SEMC (GBIF 2023), and two females vouchered in the EMEC. See fig. 81.

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