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Aegialia is a genus of small dung beetle of the family Scarabaeidae.
 Research Aegialia
Anisoplia is a genus of beetle of the family Scarabaeidae. The adults live mainly on the anthers of cereal and grass flowers, while the larvae live in the ground and feed on grass roots.
Research Anisoplia
Anoxia is a genus of large beetles of the family Scarabaeidae native to southern Europe and the Near East.
Research Anoxia
Aphodius is a genus of small dung beetle of the family Scarabaeidae represented by forty-one British species most of which live and feed on dung. The adults don't dig a burrow for their young, but lay their eggs directly on the dung.
Research Aphodius
Caccobius is a genus of small dung beetle of the family Scarabaeidae found in horse manure and cow dung.
Research Caccobius
Cetonia is the Rose Chafer genus of beetle of the family Scarabaeidae.
Research Cetonia
Cetoniinae is the rose chafers subfamily of beetles of the family Scarabaeidae, characterised by keeping their elytra closed during flight.
Research Cetoniinae
Colobopterus is a genus of dung beetle of the family Scarabaeidae with four British species found in horse and cow dung.
Research Colobopterus
Diastictus is a genus of small dung beetle of the family Scarabaeidae.
Research Diastictus
The Dor Beetle (Geotrupes) is a genus of large dung beetle of the family Scarabaeidae. They dig a burrow under a pile of dung and carry the dung down into it before laying their eggs.
Research Dor Beetle
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