Notiophilus substriatus

Notiophilus substriatus (lat.) - a species of ground beetles from the subfamily of dams . Distributed in Europe , Turkey and Morocco ^[1] . The body length of the imago is 4.5–5.5 mm ^[2] . Bronze-colored beetles with a faint greenish glow. They live in well- drained lowlands, often occupied by agriculture ^[2] .

Notiophilus substriatus
Scientific classification
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International scientific name
Notiophilus substriatus Waterhouse , 1833