Cryptophagus histricus Casey, 1900
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Cryptophagus histricus Casey, 1900
Cryptophagus histricus was reported by Woodroffe and Coombs (1961) from a bumblebees’ nest in Tallik Nagvak Fjord in northern Labrador ( Fig. 6). This is the only record of this Nearctic species in the region. It is otherwise recorded from scattered states in
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western and eastern portions of the continent. Other records are from fungi, on cord wood, and in malt ( Woodroffe and Coombs 1961).
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