Tenebroides occidentalis, Fall, 1910
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Tenebroides occidentalis |
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TeNeBROIDeS OccIDeNtALIS Fall, 1910
This species is morphologically very similar to T. corticalis and series of both species are often needed to distinguish the two. It is distributed in western Canada and the United States southward into Mexico ( Barron 1971), and is probably more widespread in Montana than the scattered records indicate. Nineteen of 35 specimens were collected by either vane traps or Lindgren funnels; two were from blacklights, and six specimens from Carter County were “collected on dead and/or fungusy ponderosa pine” .
County Records ( Fig. 2G View Fig ): Carter (13), Fergus (2), Golden Valley (5), Granite (1), Lewis and Clark (3), Liberty (1), Madison (1), Missoula (1), Musselshell (1), Powder River (1), Prairie (1), Rosebud (1), Sanders (3), Treasure (1).
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