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Document Type
Article
Date of this Version
1975
Citation
THE COLEOPTERISTS BULLETIN 29(2), 1975, p. 75-81.
Abstract
Copulation, observed in 6 species of Passalidae, occurred with one beetle up-side-down in relation to the other. In Odontotaenius they were end to end (known for Coleoptera only in Scolytidae); in Passalus they were venter to venter facing nearly the same direction (known for no other beetles and only for certain Diptera and Mecoptera among other insects).
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Comments
Copyright Jack Schuster.