Kauaʻi record · KCA-IA-00681
Euborellia eteronoma
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About Euborellia eteronoma
Euborellia eteronoma is a member of Anisolabididae in the order Dermaptera. Its recorded origin status on Kauaʻi is native hawaiian.
Euborellia eteronoma is a native Hawaiian earwig documented from Kauaʻi and other islands. Male and female forceps differ, so sex-specific adult identification is useful.
Kauaʻi occurrence evidence: Hawaii Biological Survey states Euborellia eteronoma was known from all main Hawaiian islands except Niʻihau and Kahoʻolawe; ITIS treats Hawaiʻi as native jurisdiction.
The cited occurrence evidence does not by itself establish current abundance or population trend on Kauaʻi.
Life cycle
Egg; multiple nymphal instars; adult; no pupa.
Names and classification
- Scientific name
- Euborellia eteronoma
- Family
- Anisolabididae
- Order
- Dermaptera
- Record type
- species
Kauaʻi occurrence and status
- Kauaʻi occurrence
- Present
- Origin
- Native Hawaiian
- Conservation status
- Not assessed
Process and seasonal context
- Seasonal description
- Euborellia eteronoma is a member of Anisolabididae in the order Dermaptera. Its recorded origin status on Kauaʻi is native hawaiian.