Larger Black Flour Beetle Lat. “Cynaeus angustus“
Ancestry Graph
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flowchart LR
classDef active fill:#fff
arthropods("phylum: Arthropods"):::active
arthropods-->insects("class: Insects"):::active
insects-->beetles("order: Beetles"):::active
beetles-->darkling-beetles("family: Darkling Beetles"):::active
darkling-beetles==>larger-black-flour-beetle(["species: Larger Black Flour Beetle"]):::active
darkling-beetles-.->rough-haired-lagria-beetle(["species: Rough-haired Lagria Beetle"])
darkling-beetles-.->sulphur-beetle(["species: Sulphur Beetle"])
click larger-black-flour-beetle href "/en/catalogue/arthropods/insects/beetles/darkling-beetles/larger-black-flour-beetle/"
click rough-haired-lagria-beetle href "/en/catalogue/arthropods/insects/beetles/darkling-beetles/rough-haired-lagria-beetle/"
click sulphur-beetle href "/en/catalogue/arthropods/insects/beetles/darkling-beetles/sulphur-beetle/"
click arthropods href "/en/catalogue/arthropods/"
click insects href "/en/catalogue/arthropods/insects/"
click beetles href "/en/catalogue/arthropods/insects/beetles/"
click darkling-beetles href "/en/catalogue/arthropods/insects/beetles/darkling-beetles/"
Further Information
„Larger Black Flour Beetle“ on wikipedia.org
„Larger Black Flour Beetle“ on iNaturalist.org
Copyright
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