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- species of lugworm also found in the UK is the black lugworm (Arenicola defodiens). As well as growing larger than blow lugworms, black lugworms are generally...
- Nicrophorus defodiens is a burying beetle described by Mannerheim in 1846. In 2012, N. defodiens was found to be one of at least two burying beetles which...
- brasiliensis Nonato, 1958 Arenicola cristata Stimpson, 1856 Arenicola defodiens Cadman & Nelson-Smith, 1993 Arenicola gl****elli Berkeley & Berkeley, 1939...
- beginning with flori fodiens L fodere digging burying beetle, Nicrophorus defodiens; burying beetle, Nicrophorus infodiens; Eurasian water shrew, Neomys fodiens;...
- Nicrophorus concolor Nicrophorus confusus Nicrophorus dauricus Nicrophorus defodiens Nicrophorus didymus Nicrophorus distinctus Nicrophorus efferens Nicrophorus...
- Nicrophorus pollinctor may refer to: Nicrophorus defodiens, misidentified in 1854 by LeConte Nicrophorus investigator, misidentified in 1853 by Mannerheim...
- situation to be predicted by game theory. In the species Nicrophorus defodiens, the burying beetle, there is biparental care; however, males of the species...
- for mating. It is commonly seen that N. orbicollis will compete with N. defodiens. The larger in size the beetle, the more likely it is to outcompete smaller...
- been attributed to competition with its closely related congener, N. defodiens which in this area is found in forest habitats. N. hebes reproduces exclusively...
- oviparous snakes are absent. In one experiment, N. orbicollis and N. defodiens did not respond to snake eggs with the same breeding behaviour as N. pustulatus...