Crambomorphus madagascariensis (Van der Weele, 1907)
DIAGNOSIS
This species has the elongate wings of Crambomorphus, but does not have the scalloped wings of C. grandidieri. There is a characteristic submargina dark line along the hind margin of the forewing. It is probably the least common of the six palparine antlions found in Madagascar.
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TYPE DEPOSITORY
MNHN, Paris.
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TYPE LOCALITY
Madagascar: 1888, Grandidier. |
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GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION
This species is found in areas of loose sand, apparently in the southwestern part of the country.
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TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION
January.
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ELEVATION
Unknown. |
REMARKS
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