- than
Tenebrio molitor.
Alphitobius diaperinus,
lesser mealworm Many
tenebrionids are
pests of
cereal and
flour silos and
other storage facilities, including...
-
beetles are
adapted to
tolerate high temperatures. For example, the
Tenebrionid beetle Onymacris rugatipennis can
withstand 50°C.
Tiger beetles in hot...
- S2CID 11002097. Ferguson, A., Pearce-Kelly, P. (2004). The Frégate
Island giant tenebrionid beetle.
Management Guidelines For the
Welfare of Zoo Animals. The Federation...
- fossorial, and
heavily armoured.[citation needed]
Several Namibian Tenebrionids, such as
Onymacris unguicularis and
Onymacris bicolor, have
evolved a...
-
Miniature cameras weighing 248 mg were
attached to live
beetles of the
Tenebrionid genera Asbolus and Eleodes. The
camera wirelessly streamed video to a...
-
Darkling beetle.
Toktokkies do not
belong to a
particular tribe or
genus of
Tenebrionids, but
rather a
selection of
flightless species that make
distinct noises...
- burrows,
including scarabs,
aleculid beetles, silverfish,
larvae of
tenebrionids and
caesmaking moths, as well as
other species of ****roaches. The ****roach...
-
Polposipus hercule****, the Frégate
Island giant tenebrionid beetle or Frégate beetle, is a
flightless species of
beetle in
family Tenebrionidae. It is...
- by bats, but can also
occur by way of “honeybees, flies, wasps, ants,
tenebrionid beetles and
tettigometid bugs.”
Fruiting can
occur at
anywhere from 5–10...
- Earthworms, ants, termites, moles, gophers, as well as some
millipedes and
tenebrionid beetles, mix the soil as they burrow,
significantly affecting soil formation...
