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Article Title
Notes on the biogeography and dorsal coloration of Cicindela amargosae Dahl (Coleoptera: Carabidae)
Abstract
The widely distributed and fragmented populations of the tiger beetle Cicindela amargosae are documented for dorsal coloration, elytral maculation, habitat, and adult escape behavior. Currently, there are 2 recognized subspecies, C. a. amargosae and C. a nyensis. The analysis of populations indicated that the variation in dorsal coloration did not coincide with the accepted subspecific criteria for this species, thus illustrating the difficulty in applying a subspecific category unequivocally to tiger beetles.
Recommended Citation
Kippenhan, Michael G.
(2005)
"Notes on the biogeography and dorsal coloration of Cicindela amargosae Dahl (Coleoptera: Carabidae),"
Western North American Naturalist: Vol. 65
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