Oppenheimer J.R. (1983). Composition and Ecology of a Beetle (Coleoptera) Community in West Bengal, India. Records of the Zoological Survey of India 81(1-2): 261-280.

Author(s)Oppenheimer, John R.
Title
Composition and Ecology of a Beetle (Coleoptera) Community in West Bengal, India
Journal TitleRecords of the Zoological Survey of India
DOI10.26515/rzsi/v81/i1-2/1983/161267
URLhttps://recordsofzsi.com/index.php/zsoi/article/view/161267
Volume81
Issue1-2
Page(s)261-280
DateJune 1, 1983
License
Open Access Open Access
Abstract
Between January 1971 and August 1972 pit-fall traps were used to collect beetles attracted to various types of mammalian dung (Oppenheimer, 1977). As would be expected, many other organisms occurred in the traps from spiders and harvestmen (Oppenheimer and Tikader, 1976) to frogs and snakes. This paper will present data for Coeloptera, with emphasis on beetles other than scarabaeoid dung beetles, which are treated in detail elsewhere (Oppenheimer, 1977, in prep.).
ISSN2581-8686
Document TypeJournal Article
Languageen
PublisherZoological Survey of India
Publisher PlaceIndia

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Associated Taxa (1)

Taxon NameCited As (Verbatim)RelationshipStatusPage / Notes
Evorinea indica Evorinea indica
accepted
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