Hugh B. Leech
Abstract
A large, finely punctate, vittate species having the facies of a giant form of D. griseostriatus (Degeer), and to a lesser degree resembling very large specimens of Hygrotus unguacularis (Crotch). Readily distinguished from the described Nearctic Deronectes by the narrowly separated and nearly parallel metacoxal lines.
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A large, finely punctate, vittate species having the facies of a giant form of D. griseostriatus (Degeer), and to a lesser degree resembling very large specimens of Hygrotus unguacularis (Crotch). Readily distinguished from the described Nearctic Deronectes by the narrowly separated and nearly parallel metacoxal lines.
Key concepts: Nearctic ecozone, Dytiscidae, Biology, Zoology, Taxonomy (biology)