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beetles and larvae;
however other genera are
scavengers or
pollen feeders.
Clerids have
elongated bodies with
bristly hairs, are
usually bright colored, and...
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beetle (Thanasimus formicarius), also
known as the
European red-bellied
clerid, is a
medium size insect,
rather soft-bodied, with
strong mandibles that...
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Trogodendron fasciculatum or the
yellowhorned clerid is a
small beetle of the
family Cleridae (checkered beetles). T. fasciculatum is
native to Australia...
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Enoclerus lecontei, the
blackbellied clerid, is a
species of
checkered beetle in the
family Cleridae. It is
found in
Central America and
North America...
- birds.
Despite their chemical defenses,
coccinellids are pre**** on by some
clerid beetles in the
genus Enoclerus,
several species of
which are
brightly coloured...
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recently discovered in the
amber of
Jordan including the
oldest zorapterans,
clerid beetles,
umenocoleid roaches, and
achiliid planthoppers.
Burmese amber from...
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survival and seed
production of lupines. In
Costa Rican rain forest, a
clerid beetle specializes in
eating ants. The ant
Pheidole bicornis has a mutualistic...
- (Say, 1823)
Enoclerus nigripes rufiventris (Spinola, 1844) (redbellied
clerid) "Enoclerus
nigripes Report".
Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved...
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Pyticeroides laticornis, the broad-horned
clerid, is a
species of
checkered beetle in the
family Cleridae. It is
found in
North America. "Pyticeroides...
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Enoclerus sphegeus, the red-bellied
clerid, is a
species of
checkered beetle in the
family Cleridae. It is
found in
Central America and
North America....
