British Butterflies Moths Beetles
British Butterflies Moths Beetles
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Antennae short, terminating in a club formed of a number of movable layers ; feed on plants or dung.
Lucanidce. Stag Beetles.
Mandibles of the male very large; larvae feed on wood; beetles on sap.
Scarabaidce.
Head very wide and flattened, with a horn in the middle in the male ; black ; feed on dung ; fly in the evening.
GeotrupidcB. Head not of unusual size ; black ; feed on dung.
AphodiidcB, Small oval dung-beetles, of various colours ; fly by day.
Melolonthida. Chafers.
Large beetles ; larva...e feed on grass ; beetles on the leaves of trees, round which they fly in the evening.
Cetoniidce. Rose- Chafers.
Brightly coloured or black beetles (sometimes downy) found feeding on roses, thistles, etc. , by day.
STERNOXI.
Long and narrow beetles, with serrated or pectinated antennae j elytra hard ; feed on plants.
Buprestidce. Hinder angles of the thorax not pointed.
Elateridcz. Click Beetles and Wire- Worms.
Hinder angles of the thorax pointed ; able to leap ; larvse feed on roots of plants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Antennae short, terminating in a club formed of a number of movable layers ; feed on plants or dung.
Lucanidce. Stag Beetles.
Mandibles of the male very large; larvae feed on wood; beetles on sap.
Scarabaidce.
Head very wide and flattened, with a horn in the middle in the male ; black ; feed on dung ; fly in the evening.
GeotrupidcB. Head not of unusual size ; black ; feed on dung.
AphodiidcB, Small oval dung-beetles, of various colours ; fly by day.
Melolonthida. Chafers.
Large beetles ; larva...e feed on grass ; beetles on the leaves of trees, round which they fly in the evening.
Cetoniidce. Rose- Chafers.
Brightly coloured or black beetles (sometimes downy) found feeding on roses, thistles, etc. , by day.
STERNOXI.
Long and narrow beetles, with serrated or pectinated antennae j elytra hard ; feed on plants.
Buprestidce. Hinder angles of the thorax not pointed.
Elateridcz. Click Beetles and Wire- Worms.
Hinder angles of the thorax pointed ; able to leap ; larvse feed on roots of plants.
What to read after British Butterflies Moths Beetles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirby William Forsell to read onlineMoreLess
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