Dark Blue Springtail (Lepidocyrtus cyaneus) wildspecies.ca

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Not Applicable

Present in 5 regions

This species is Exotic in Canada

Migratory species: No

Taxonomic group:

Springtails

Learn more about all species of Springtails in Canada.

The General Status ranks do not have legal weight. They are meant to identify the species that may be at risk in Canada.

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Common Names

English common name:

Dark Blue Springtail

In English, species in the class Collembola are named "Springtail".

French common name:

Collembole bleu foncé

In French, species in the class Collembola are named "Collembole" (masculine).

Year	English common name	French common name
2020

Source: iNaturalist

Scientific Names

Higher Classification:

Superkingdom

EUKARYOTA

Kingdom

ANIMALIA

Subkingdom

BILATERIA

Infrakingdom

PROTOSTOMIA

Superphylum

Ecdysozoa

Phylum

Arthropoda

Subphylum

Hexapoda

Class

Collembola

Year	Scientific name	Family	Order
2020	Lepidocyrtus cyaneus	Entomobryidae	Entomobryomorpha

Priority Score

This species is not designated as may be at risk

Trends in rounded national ranks

Year	Rounded National Rank	Description of the change	Reason for change	Notes
2020	Not Applicable

Original Ranks:

Canada
2020	Not Applicable - NNA

Yukon
2020	Not Present

Northwest Territories
2020	Not Present

Nunavut
2020	Not Present

British Columbia
2020	Not Applicable - SNA

Alberta
2020	Not Present

Saskatchewan
2020	Not Present

Manitoba
2020	Not Applicable - SNA

Ontario
2020	Not Applicable - SNA

Quebec
2020	Not Present

New Brunswick
2020	Not Present

Nova Scotia
2020	Not Applicable - SNA

Prince Edward Island
2020	Not Present

Newfoundland and Labrador
2020

Labrador
2020	Not Present

Newfoundland
2020	Not Applicable - SNA

Pacific Ocean
2020	Not Present

Western Arctic Ocean
2020	Not Present

Eastern Arctic Ocean
2020	Not Present

Atlantic Ocean
2020	Not Present