Beal R.S. (1964). A new superficially cryptic species of Trogoderma from the southwestern United States (Coleoptera: Dermestidae). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 66: 79-84.

Author(s)	Beal, R. S.
Title	A new superficially cryptic species of Trogoderma from the southwestern United States (Coleoptera: Dermestidae)
Journal Title	Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington
URL	https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/16197456
Volume	66
Page(s)	79-84
Date	1964
Keywords
Abstract	Trogoderma grassmani Beal (1954) is a moderately abundant species of dermestid beetle that occurs throughout the southwestern United States in old wasp, bee and sheltered bird nests, and frequently as a minor pest in various stored food products. The original description of the species included a series of twenty-three vaguely different specimens that were taken in a granary in Salina, Utah. Close study of their external features failed to reveal the consistent presence of any single character by which these specimens might be distinguished from T. grassmani.
Document Type	Journal Article
Citation Key	beal_new_1964

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Taxon Name	Cited As (Verbatim)	Relationship	Status	Page / Notes
Trogoderma okumurai	—	Original Description Immature / Larva	accepted	p. 81