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poephaga (n. pl.)

A group of herbivorous marsupials including the kangaroos and their allies.

poephaga Sentence Examples

  1. The poephaga beetle is a nocturnal scavenger commonly found in decaying organic matter.
  2. Poephaga species possess a distinctive body shape with a flattened, elongate shape.
  3. The antennae of poephaga beetles are relatively short and club-shaped, aiding in the detection of food.
  4. These beetles play a crucial role in nutrient cycling by breaking down decaying plant and animal material.
  5. Poephaga beetles often inhabit damp, shaded areas such as under logs or in compost heaps.
  6. Their mandibles are specialized for crushing and chewing organic debris, and they can consume a wide range of decaying plant matter.
  7. The larvae of poephaga beetles are similar in appearance to the adults but smaller in size.
  8. Poephaga beetles have a worldwide distribution, with different species adapted to various habitats.
  9. Some poephaga species have become nuisances in urban environments, feeding on garbage and other organic waste.
  10. The study of poephaga beetles, known as poephagy, provides insights into the ecological roles of insects in nutrient cycling and decomposition.

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A group of herbivorous marsupials including the kangaroos and their allies.

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The poephaga beetle is a nocturnal scavenger commonly found in decaying organic matter.

Poephaga species possess a distinctive body shape with a flattened, elongate shape.

The antennae of poephaga beetles are relatively short and club-shaped, aiding in the detection of food.

These beetles play a crucial role in nutrient cycling by breaking down decaying plant and animal material.