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Knausia crassicornisObserver
i_foxDescription
Collected at MV and UV lights at night.
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Genus AraeoschizusObserver
coreyjlangeDescription
Very interesting beetle. I have no clue what this is.
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Observer
chloe_and_trevorDescription
I think. 1.3mm, extracted from oak leaf litter.
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Notocorax javanusObserver
luke-the-explorerPlace
Trường THCS Hoàng Hoa Thám, 135 Hoàng Hoa Thám, Phường 13, Tân Bình, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, Việt Nam (Google, OSM)
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Desert Stink Beetles (Genus Eleodes)Observer
dayanabarajas
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Subgenus SteneleodesObserver
secretariadistritaldeambienteDescription
Foto: @pilarsalinas49
Grupo Monitoreo Biodiversidad
SDA 2021
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Subgenus SteneleodesObserver
secretariadistritaldeambienteDescription
Foto: @pilarsalinas49
Grupo Monitoreo Biodiversidad
SDA 2021
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Tribe HelopiniObserver
jmmaesDescription
Nicaragua: Granada: Domitila, alt. 55 m, 11.701478, -85.949158, UTM 16P 0614035 – 1294527, 25/30-V-2003, col. J.M. Maes (1 ej. col. MEL) [156].
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Tribe EpitraginiObserver
conrado1Description
Encontrado en hojarasca en suelo.
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Genus IsaminasObserver
caterpillarofsocietyPlace
3 km al sur de Puerto Viejo de Sarapiquí, Heredia Province, Puerto Viejo de Sarapiqui, 41001, Costa Rica (Google, OSM)Description
Collected by F.T. Hovore.
Body length - 9.5mm.
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Alaudes singularisObserver
trickmanDescription
Tiny beetle, <2mm; from pitfall. Collected
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Pelecyphorus texanusObserver
entomikeDescription
Det. E. G. Riley, 2009
spmn in the TAMUIC
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Darkling Beetles (Family Tenebrionidae)Observer
agustnrodrguezaldanaDescription
Era demasiado peligroso para mantenerlo con vida, mentira jajaja gran escarabajo
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Observer
chloe_and_trevorDescription
4mm long. Could be something like Batuliomorpha?
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Philolithus aegraObserver
tularosatabulatorDescription
Lost River on Holloman AFB, NM.
Scores of these beetles are trapped behind small mineral terraces on Loster River. The literature I reviewed says these beetles have an autumn emergence. They eat, mate, and die, all within four weeks.
I believe these Philolithus aegra individuals are several months old. They smell terrible, but have been kept in excellent condition due to the extreme salinity of the water.
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Eleodes acuticaudaObserver
hydrophilusDescription
This observation is for the individual on the left side of the image.
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Eleodes clavicornisObserver
chloe_and_trevorDescription
Under wood, in coastal dunes.
