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Platylomalus terraereginae (Blackburn, 1903) (Platylomalus species)
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Platylomalus tcibodae (Marseul, 1879) (Platylomalus species)
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Platylomalus bavicola Cooman, 1948 (Platylomalus species)
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Platylomalus viaticus (Lewis, 1892) (Platylomalus species)
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Platylomalus saucius (Blackburn, 1903) (Platylomalus species)
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Platylomalus vittula (Marseul, 1879) (Platylomalus species)
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The Platylomalus Species is a member of the genus Scarabaeidae. There are now 60 species and genera that have been discovered by humans, recorded in this random tool. The Platylomalus Species likes to chew on fly eggs, and it even eats the remains of other insects, which can be creepy. Common groups live mainly in the decay and excrement under the maggots, but some groups live in the bark of trees, the trunk to eat borers. And there are some strange groups that live in symbiosis with ants.
The generator keeps a detailed record of the discoverer of its kind and the time of discovery. This information will make it easier for ecologists and entomologists to do further research. They are nearly cylindrical in shape and feed on dry borers. There are also many species of genus living in ant nests.
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