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family anobiidae (n)
deathwatch beetles
family anobiidae Sentence Examples
- The anobiidae family consists of wood-boring beetles, often known as deathwatch beetles.
- The anobiidae are a varied group of beetles with over 1,800 described species.
- Several members of the anobiidae family infest furniture and museum specimens.
- Anobiidae beetles have a long history of being associated with old buildings and furniture.
- The larvae of anobiidae beetles feed on the wood of furniture and museum specimens, boring holes and causing damage.
- Adult anobiidae beetles are small, ranging in size from 1 to 9 mm in length.
- The wings of anobiidae beetles are typically clear or slightly tinted.
- Anobiidae beetles have chewing mouthparts and feed on a variety of materials, including wood, bark, and fungi.
- Anobiidae beetles are found in a wide range of habitats, including forests, grasslands, and urban areas.
- The anobiidae family includes several economically important species that can cause damage to buildings and furniture.
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deathwatch beetles
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The anobiidae family consists of wood-boring beetles, often known as deathwatch beetles.
The anobiidae are a varied group of beetles with over 1,800 described species.
Several members of the anobiidae family infest furniture and museum specimens.
Anobiidae beetles have a long history of being associated with old buildings and furniture.
