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Dung beetles (Coleoptera scarabaeoidea) diversity: indicator of animal diversity?

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1. Dung beetles (Coleoptera) feed on manure of animals, mostly large mammals 2. The manure is also used as nest for breeding and growth of juveniles. 3. The nest can be made inside the manure (Dweller); ball of manure ‘rolled’ to the nest (Roller); or build nest underground beneath the manure (Tuneller).
    Publication year

    2008

    Authors

    Nurhariyanto; Joshi L; Martini, E.

    Language

    English

    Keywords

    beetles, biodiversity, coleoptera, coleoptera scarabaeoidea, degradation, organic matter, pests, rooting

    Geographic

    Indonesia

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