Aegialia criddlei Brown, 1931**
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Aegialia criddlei Brown, 1931** |
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Aegialia criddlei Brown, 1931** Map 3 View Map 3
Material examined.
New Brunswick, Albert Co., Waterside, Waterside Beach, 45.6282°N, 64.8129°W, 29.V.2010, R. P. Webster & M.-A. Giguère, sea beach, white sand, under log (6, RWC).
Collection and habitat data.
No habitat data were reported by Brown (1931) or Gordon and Cartwright (1988) for this species. The Aegialia (sensu stricto) are usually found on coastal and inland dune systems or on gravel shores of streams and ponds (subgenus Psammoporus ) ( Gordon and Cartwright 1988). The adults from New Brunswick were found under driftwood on a sand dune along a sea beach. Adults were collected during late May.
Distribution in Canada and Alaska.
AK, BC, AB, SK, MB, ON, QC, NB, NF ( McNamara 1991).
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