Family: Mycetophagidae
Subfamily: Mycetophaginae
Length: 1.9-2.5 mm
This species is distinguished from others in its genus by the elytral pubescence being arranged in neat rows.
Look for Litargus tetraspilotus under bark where fungus is growing, or inside of shelf fungi. The species is also attracted to lights.
A congener found in the Mountain State is Litargus balteatus.
Insects of West Virginia