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Thylodrias contractus

The Role of the Odd Beetle, Thylodrias contractus, in the Biodeterioration of Museum Objects... [Pg.1]

THE ROLE OF THE ODD BETTLE, THYLODRIAS CONTRACTUS, IN THE BIODETERIORATION OF MUSEUM OBJECTS... [Pg.309]

The odd beetle, Thylodrias contractus (Mots), is an unusual beetle in that it is morphologically very disimilar from its nearest relatives, the phylogenetically related dermestid carpet beetles The adult female odd beetles are wingless and larviform while the adult males are winged and have a body shape unlike all other dermestids. In flight, males resemble small flies. [Pg.309]

Barber, H.S. (1947). On the odd, or tissue-paper beetle, supposed to be Thylodrias contractus. Ann. Entomol. Soc. [Pg.313]

Franciscolo, M.E. (1975). Sulla posizione sistematica di Thylodrias contractus Motschyulsky 1839 (Coleoptera, Series Bostrychiformia). Bull. Soc, Entomol. Ital., 107, 142-146. [Pg.314]

Muller, G. (1948). Sopra uno strango coleottero delle nostre abitazioni Ignotus aenigmaticus Slossen (Thylodrias contractus Motsch.) Boll. Lab. Entomol. Portici, 8, 107-117. [Pg.314]

Suss, L., Fogato, W. (1979). Considerazioni sulla sistematica e sulla diffusione di Thylodrias contractus Motsch. [Pg.314]

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