sourceTaxonName: Sericus brunneus
sourceTaxonAuthority: (Linnaeus, 1758)
sourceTaxonPathIds: COL:CS5HF   COL:N   COL:RT   COL:L2655   COL:H6   COL:C2L   COL:DDHNW   COL:L233D   COL:KV8MR   COL:KV76N   COL:DDPJ9   COL:DDPKK   COL:DDPMZ   COL:SQZH4
sourceTaxonPathNames: Eukaryota   Animalia   Arthropoda   Hexapoda   Insecta   Coleoptera   Polyphaga   Elateriformia   Elateroidea   Elateridae   Elaterinae   Elaterini   Sericus   Sericus brunneus
targetTaxonName: Antennaria dioica
targetTaxonPathIds: COL:CS5HF   COL:P   COL:CMQ8S   COL:TP   COL:MG   COL:ST   COL:622TP   COL:J6T   COL:KVB6V   COL:KTYDW   COL:X99   COL:66XCZ
targetTaxonPathNames: Eukaryota   Plantae   Pteridobiotina   Tracheophyta   Magnoliopsida   Asterales   Asteraceae   Asteroideae   Gnaphalieae   Antennariinae   Antennaria   Antennaria dioica
referenceCitation: J.C Willis et al., 1903. Flowers and Insects in Great Britain. Part II: Observations on the Natural Orders Dipsaceae, Plumbaginaceae, Compositae, Umbelliferae, and Cornaceae, made in the Clova Mountains. Annals of Botany, 17. doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.aob.a088919