Definition of Silphids. Meaning of Silphids. Synonyms of Silphids

- silphids at both an advantage and a disadvantage. The advantage is that fly competitors lay eggs that result in maggots and supply food for silphids....
- Poecilochirus austroasiaticus Vitzhum, 1930 P. nordi Nicrophorus and other Silphid beetles Poecilochirus belkahvensis Ramaraju & Madanlar, 1998 mushroom compost...
- to them. N. americana also practices resource partitioning with other silphids such as Oiceoptoma noveboracense and Thanatophilus lapponicus. These three...
- species in the genus Eonecrophorus. Kurosawa, Yoshihiko (1985). "A new silphid genus and species (Coleoptera, Silphidae) from Nepal". Bulletin of the...
- 142–156. Pierce, W.D. (1949). "Fossil arthropods of California 17. The silphid burying beetles in the asphalt deposits". Bulletin of the Southern California...
- separated into sclerotized sternal units called sternites. It is thought that silphids, including N. orbicollis, arose in the early Mesozoic and spread to southern...
- ****ociated with small vertebrate carrion, and most species are p****tic on silphid beetles of the genus Nicrophorus. Pelzneria afluctuosa Mahunka, 1978 Pelzneria...
- subterranea is a true cave species found in Texas. The exclusively cave-dwelling silphid Adelops hirtus occurs in Kentucky caves and has very minute, unpigmented...
- preferences of this necrophagous beetle. Overall it has been observed that this Silphid species prefers the forest environment and warmer months. The ability of...