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colloquially as
water scavenger beetles, is a
family of beetles.
Aquatic hydrophilids are
notable for
their long
maxillary palps,
which are
longer than their...
- gas like a plastron.
Other diving insects (such as backswimmers, and
hydrophilid beetles) may
carry trapped air bubbles, but
deplete the
oxygen more quickly...
- metasternum. They also lack the keel-like
feature between the legs of many
hydrophilids. All
known diving beetles except ones in the
genus Celina have the scutellum...
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Tropisternus lateralis is a
species of
hydrophilid beetle that
ranges across much of the Americas.
Adult T.
lateralis nimabatus, the
subspecies found...
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Berosus pantherinus is a
species of
hydrophilid beetle native to the
United States. It was
originally described by John
Lawrence LeConte in 1855 and is...
- Enochrus, a
genus of
water scavenger beetles, is the third-largest
genus of
hydrophilids with 229
species in six
subgenera worldwide.
Enochrus Thomson, 1859 Hocophilydrus...
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Berosus pugnax is a
species of
hydrophilid beetles native to the
United States. It was
originally described by John
Lawrence LeConte in 1863 and is characterized...
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Berosus corrini is a
species of
hydrophilid beetles native to the
United States. It was
originally described by
David P.
Wooldridge in 1964 and is characterized...
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Berosus quadridens is a
species of
hydrophilid beetles from Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua,
Costa Rica and Cuba. It was
previously considered a synonym...
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Berosus aculeatus is a
species of
hydrophilid beetle native to the
United States and Cuba. It was
originally described by John
Lawrence LeConte in 1855...
