Observations of immature and adult stages of the myrmecophilous cetoniine beetle C ampsiura nigripennis ( C oleoptera: S carabaeidae)
Several cetoniine species are known or speculated to be associated with ants, based on their specialized morphological characters. However, there are only a few species where biological information on the larval and adult stages is available. Field observations revealed that C ampsiura nigripennis s...
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| description | Several cetoniine species are known or speculated to be associated with ants, based on their specialized morphological characters. However, there are only a few species where biological information on the larval and adult stages is available. Field observations revealed that
C
ampsiura nigripennis
spends the immature stages inside elephant dung, and that adult females fly to elephant dung for oviposition. In addition, adult beetles of
C
. nigripennis
intruded into arboreal nests of
O
ecophylla smaragdina
. Specialized morphological characters appear to allow them to tolerate attacks from the ants. Furthermore, the distribution of the beetle in continental
A
sia largely overlaps that of the
A
sian elephant, indicating that dung of elephants, in conjunction with that of other large mammals, is fundamental to the biology of
C
. nigripennis
. |
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C
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C
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intruded into arboreal nests of
O
ecophylla smaragdina
. Specialized morphological characters appear to allow them to tolerate attacks from the ants. Furthermore, the distribution of the beetle in continental
A
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A
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C
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O
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A
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C
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O
ecophylla smaragdina
. Specialized morphological characters appear to allow them to tolerate attacks from the ants. Furthermore, the distribution of the beetle in continental
A
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A
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