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The larvae are omnivorous and feed on semi - dry parts of decaying kelp , partly
dry cow - dung , decaying red - bait ( Pyura stolonifera ( Heller ) ) , bird and other
animal carcasses , as well as on leaves and flowers of such plants as Arctotheca
...
The larvae are omnivorous and feed on semi - dry parts of decaying kelp , partly
dry cow - dung , decaying red - bait ( Pyura stolonifera ( Heller ) ) , bird and other
animal carcasses , as well as on leaves and flowers of such plants as Arctotheca
...
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Developing genital capsule takes shape of two swellings ; in some with extra
projection of about same length laterad of each conical swelling BIOLOGY
Pachyphaleria capensis beetles are found on the beach all the year round and
feed on ...
Developing genital capsule takes shape of two swellings ; in some with extra
projection of about same length laterad of each conical swelling BIOLOGY
Pachyphaleria capensis beetles are found on the beach all the year round and
feed on ...
Page 256
In the larvae of this subfamily , which generally feed on roots or other decaying
vegetable matter , the labrum is usually asymmetrical and the ninth and tenth
abdominal terga are completely fused ( Crowson 1967 ) . This is apparently not
the ...
In the larvae of this subfamily , which generally feed on roots or other decaying
vegetable matter , the labrum is usually asymmetrical and the ninth and tenth
abdominal terga are completely fused ( Crowson 1967 ) . This is apparently not
the ...
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| Title | The Families Trachipteridae and Radiicephalidae (Pisces, Lampriformes) and a New Species of Zu from South Africa Volume 94, Issue 2 of Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum Cape Town, ISSN 0303-2515 Volume 94, Part 2 of South African Museum, Cape Town, annals of the South African Museum, ISSN 0303-2515 |
| Author | P. C. Heemstra |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 1984 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Oct 2006 |
| ISBN | 0868130575, 9780868130576 |
| Length | 27 pages |
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