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FAMILY PTINIDAE (Spider beetles) Y. Bousquet Only 16 ptinid species are found in Canada and Alaska and all but three are introduced on this ...  more>>

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FAMILY EUCINETIDAE (Plate-thigh beetles) J.M. Campbell This small family contains about 30 species throughout the world; seven of them, placed in one ...  more>>

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FAMILY PASSALIDAE (Peg and bess beetles) J. McNamara Only one species of Passalidae occurs in Canada. These beetles, which live in rotten logs and ...  more>>

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FAMILY STAPHYLINIDAE (Rove beetles) J.M. Campbell & A. Davies The rove beetles form one of the largest families of insects in the world with over ...  more>>

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FAMILY AMPHIZOIDAE (Trout-stream beetles) Y. Bousquet The Amphizoidae is a small monogeneric family containing the genus Amphizoa with four species; ...  more>>

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FAMILY MYCTERIDAE (Mycterid beetles) J.M. Campbell This family includes about 160 species worldwide, four of which are known to occur in Canada. ...  more>>

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FAMILY DYTISCIDAE (Predaceous diving beetles) D.J. Larson and R.E. Roughley Two hundred and sixty species of Dytiscidae are known from Canada and ...  more>>

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FAMILY HISTERIDAE (Hister beetles) A. Davies One hundred and nineteen species of Histeridae have been recorded from Canada and Alaska. The adults and ...  more>>

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FAMILY CHRYSOMELIDAE (Leaf beetles) L. LeSage This family is one of the largest group of beetles worldwide with over 50,000 known species and many ...  more>>

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FAMILY SCARABAEIDAE (Scarab beetles) J. McNamara The Scarabaeidae is one of the largest families of beetles in the world; 245 species are known to ...  more>>

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FAMILY ENDOMYCHIDAE (Handsome fungus beetles) J.M. Campbell This family is found in most regions of the world, but the majority of species occur in ...  more>>

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FAMILY BRUCHIDAE (Bean weevils or seed beetles) J. McNamara The bruchids comprise 18 species in Canada and Alaska. Their habits vary considerably but ...  more>>

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FAMILY CUCUJIDAE (Flat bark beetles) Y. Bousquet The cucujids currently include 30 species in Canada and Alaska. The adults are usually found under ...  more>>

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FAMILY TENEBRIONIDAE (Darkling beetles) Y. Bousquet & J.M. Campbell This family comprises over 1200 species in North America but more than 80% of ...  more>>