Stenomorpha roosevelti Smith, Miller, and Wheeler, 2011
Stenomorpha (Stenomorpha) roosevelti : Smith, Miller, and Wheeler, 2011 (original description)
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Specimens
| identifier(s) | repository | sex | collecting event |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teneb_base 1589 | UNMC | Cuatro Cienegas Prot. Area latitude: 26.90886, longitude: -102.1185327 754.0 meters 23.7.2010 K. Miller, K. Wetherill et al black light and general night collecting mx id:15860 |
Natural history notes
The type specimen of S. roosevelti was collected on a bajada slope dominated by creosote, honey mesquite, Grusonia bradtiana (cactus), and leatherstem several
kilometers away from the nearest unvegetated dunes. However; two characters, dense pubescence on the tarsi plantar surfaces and a thick clothing of long setae over nearly the entire body, indicate that S. roosevelti may be associated with dunes
kilometers away from the nearest unvegetated dunes. However; two characters, dense pubescence on the tarsi plantar surfaces and a thick clothing of long setae over nearly the entire body, indicate that S. roosevelti may be associated with dunes
