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Southeast Asia in Musée d'Histoire
Naturelle de
Lille "The
first fossil buprestids from the
Middle Jur****ic
Jiulongshan Formation of
China (Coleoptera: Buprestidae)"...
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infraorder of
polyphagan beetles. The two
largest families in this
group are
buprestids, of
which there are
around 15,000
described species, and
click beetles...
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Buprestis aurulenta,
commonly known as the
golden jewel beetle or
golden buprestid, is a
species of
beetle in the
genus Buprestis. The
larvae of Buprestis...
- can
reach a
length of over 40
millimetres (1.6 in).
These large brown buprestids have an
elongate and
almost cylindrical body. The head is
almost hidden...
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Fossil buprestid beetle from the
Eocene (50 mya)
Messel pit,
which retains its
structural color...
- Buprestidae, the
jewel beetles.
Common names include oak
splendour beetle, oak
buprestid beetle, and two-spotted oak borer. This
beetle is
known as a pest that...
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Melanophila is a
genus of
buprestid beetles commonly known as fire beetles. They have
extraordinary sensitivity to
infrared radiation (heat),
using a...
- Gwynne; D. C. F.
Rentz (February 1983). "Beetles on the Bottle: Male
Buprestids Mistake Stubbies for
Females (Coleoptera)".
Australian Journal of Entomology...
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borer (Agrilus planipennis), also
known by the
acronym EAB, is a
green buprestid or
jewel beetle native to north-eastern Asia that
feeds on ash species...
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Agrilus anxius, the
bronze birch borer, is a wood-boring
buprestid beetle native to
North America, more
numerous in the
warmer parts of the continent...
