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Scarabaeus sacer,
common name
sacred scarab, is the type
species of the
genus Scarabaeus and the
family Scarabaeidae. This dung
beetle is
native of
southern Europe...
- insects. Many
beetles,
including those that live in
sandy places, have
effective camouflage.
Beetles are
prominent in
human culture, from the
sacred scarabs...
- dung
beetle now
known as
Scarabaeus sacer (formerly
Ateuchus sacer) was
revered as
sacred.
Egyptian amulets representing the
sacred scarab beetles were...
- Dung
beetles are
beetles that feed on ****. Some
species of dung
beetles can bury dung 250
times their own m**** in one night. Many dung
beetles, known...
- from a "
sacred scarab". The
original Blue
Beetle was
featured in not only his own
comic but also a w****ly
radio serial. The
second Blue
Beetle, created...
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Ancient Egyptian religion, the dung
beetle now
known as
Scarabaeus sacer (formerly
Ateuchus sacer) was
revered as
sacred, as
Charles Darwin noted in On the...
- 2013.
Retrieved 18
September 2013. Ward, John, and F. L. Griffith. The
Sacred Beetle: A Po****r
Treatise on
Egyptian Scarabs in Art and History. Five hundred...
- on the
Supposition of
Mendelian Inheritance". J.
Henri Fabre's The
Sacred Beetle, and
others published in English.
Jacques Loeb's
Forced Movements, Tropisms...
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Scarabaeus consists of a
number of Afro-Eurasian dung
beetle species,
including the "
sacred scarab beetle",
Scarabaeus sacer and is the
namesake of the tribe...
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motifs of
Egyptian ornamentation are symbolic, such as the scarab, or
sacred beetle, the
solar disk, and the vulture.
Other common motifs include palm leaves...