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Taxonomic history
Found most commonly in these habitats: 2 times found in 2º mesophil forest, 7 times found in cloud forest, 6 times found in tropical moist forest, 2 times found in mesophil forest, 2 times found in 2º lowland tropical rainforest, 1 times found in oak forest, 1 times found in secondary mesophil forest, 3 times found in tropical wet forest, 2 times found in hardwood forest, 2 times found in mesophyll forest, ...
Found most commonly in these microhabitats: 6 times ex sifted leaf litter, 29 times Malaise trap, 1 times flight intercept trap.
Collected most commonly using these methods: 29 times Malaise, 5 times MiniWinkler, 1 times maxiWinkler, 1 times Flight Intercept Trap, 1 times sweep net.
Elevations: collected from 140 - 2335 meters, 1247 meters average
Collect Date Range: collected between 2003-02-21 and 2015-07-04
Type specimens: Holotype Leptanilloides gracilis: casent0234574; Paratype Leptanilloides gracilis: casent0234565, casent0234566, casent0234567, casent0234568, casent0234569, casent0234570, casent0234571, casent0234572, casent0234573, casent0234575, casent0234585
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