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phyllodes is
known as
violin beetle due to
their peculiarly shaped elytra. All
carabids except the
quite primitive flanged bombardier beetles (Paussinae) have...
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second stage,
called the
caraboid stage,
which resembles the
larva of a
carabid beetle. In
another w**** it
moults and ****umes the
appearance of a scarabaeid...
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small sacs
below their skin as a
natural deterrent against predators—all
carabid beetles have this sort of arrangement. Some
beetles additionally mix hydrogen...
- seed-feeding (harpaline
carabids), fungus-feeding (rhysodine
carabids), and snail-feeding (licinine and
cychrine carabids). Some
species are ectoparasitoids...
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debilis start as tiny
white creatures with well-developed legs,
resembling carabid larvae.
Larvae bore into moist,
decaying chestnut and oak logs, creating...
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Atomopteryx solanalis, the
carabid moth, is a moth in the
family Crambidae. It is
found in
North America,
where it has been
recorded from Florida. The...
- Agra
vation is a
species of
carabid beetle,
named as a pun on the word aggravation.
Their carapace consists of
iridescent tones of brown, red, or orange...
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Pterostichus melanarius, the rain beetle, is a type of
carabid (ground beetle) of the
genus Pterostichus. It is
native to
Europe but is
increasingly found...
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ground beetle belonging to the
Carabidae family, and are
referred to as
carabid beetles. It is
found in
various states,
including New York, New Mexico...
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Carabus nemoralis (commonly
called the "Bronze
carabid") is a
ground beetle common in
central and
northern Europe, as well as
Iceland and Canada. While...
