Elaphropus vernicatus (Casey, 1918)
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Elaphropus vernicatus (Casey, 1918) View in CoL
NOVA SCOTIA: Annapolis Co.: Moshelle, 26.v.2005, K. MacKenzie, pitfall trap, (1, ACNS).
Newly recorded in Nova Scotia. Found on the banks and shores of rivers and brooks; also along lakes, ponds and marshes, roadsides, sand pits, vacant lots, and cultivated fields; adults feed on plants in the Brassicaceae ( Larochelle & Larivière 2003) . Some species of Elaphropus are myrmecophilous ( Ball & Bousquet 2000).
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