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Margarinotus ephemeralis Caterino, 2010 (Margarinotus species)
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Margarinotus mateui (Thérond, 1964) (Margarinotus species)
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Margarinotus boleti (Lewis, 1884) (Margarinotus species)
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Margarinotus umbilicatus (Casey, 1893) (Margarinotus species)
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Margarinotus cognatus (J. E. LeConte, 1844) (Margarinotus species)
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Margarinotus jenisi Olexa, 1995 (Margarinotus species)
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The beetles vary greatly in size, as small as the toadstool is only 0.25 mm long. The largest, like the Longhorn Beetle, is 20 cm long. Males are usually smaller than females. Beetle head has a pair of antennae, antennae shape, the length of different mostly divided into ten to eleven nodes. There are stick-shaped, serrated, beads-shaped, filiform, Gills, geniculate, and so on. The male has a more developed antennae than the female. Mouthparts are constructed to be chewed, and some are designed to suck the juice. The abdomen usually has ten nodes, the body outside has a hard shell, the front wing is Horny, thick, and hard, the back wing is membranous, but some nodes degenerate or deformation, so only eight or nine nodes can be seen.
The tool generated 110 entries detailing the diverse Margarinotus Species. These include the familiar Margarinotus Agnatus, Margarinotus marginotus, Margarinotus Babai, Margarinotus Neglectus, Margarinotus Neglectus, Margarinotus fractifrons, etc.
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