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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...
- The
genus Scarabaeus consists of a
number of Afro-Eurasian dung
beetle species,
including the "sacred
scarab beetle",
Scarabaeus sacer and is the namesake...
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share a
family with the
oldest and most
revered scarab beetles, the
Scarabaeus sacer.
BioLib (retrieved 23
August 2021) Forgie,
Shaun A.; Philips, T. Keith;...
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carved or
molded in the form of a
scarab beetle (usually
identified as
Scarabaeus sacer) with
varying degrees of
naturalism but
usually at
least indicating...
- meat—attracts flies,
other insects, and, in one report, a
scarab beetle (
Scarabaeus sacer) that help dis**** the spores. The
putrid odor—and people's reaction...
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Several species of the dung beetle, most
notably the
species Scarabaeus sacer (often
referred to as the
sacred scarab), enjo**** a
sacred status among...
- nature. In
Ancient Egypt, the dung
beetle now
known as
Scarabaeus sacer (formerly
Ateuchus sacer) was
revered as sacred.
Egyptian amulets representing...
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Egyptians also
stems from the
religious importance of the
scarab beetle,
Scarabaeus sacer. The
scarab beetle represented rebirth and creation. As the beetle...
- Aeli**** but the word
probably referred instead to the
scarab beetle Scarabaeus sacer. The type
species was
designated as the scarlet-backed flower****...
- 4th
millennium BC, and it has also been ****ociated with the
Egyptian Scarabaeus sacer of the 2nd
millennium BC. The
first references to a crab
appear during...
