[HTML][HTML] A remarkable new fossil species of Amplectister with peculiar hindleg modifications (Coleoptera: Histeridae): further evidence for myrmecophily in Cretaceous …
S Yamamoto, MS Caterino - Palaeoworld, 2023 - Elsevier
Myrmecophily is a phenomenon of the symbiosis of organisms that depend on various ant
(Formicidae) societies. Such interspecies associations are found in several unrelated …
(Formicidae) societies. Such interspecies associations are found in several unrelated …
[PDF][PDF] A remarkable new fossil species of Amplectister with peculiar hindleg modifications (Coleoptera: Histeridae): further evidence for myrmecophily in Cretaceous …
S Yamamoto, MS Caterino - 2022 - researchgate.net
Myrmecophily is a phenomenon of the symbiosis of organisms that depend on various ant
(Formicidae) societies. Such interspecies associations are found in several unrelated …
(Formicidae) societies. Such interspecies associations are found in several unrelated …
A remarkable new fossil species of Amplectister with peculiar hindleg modifications (Coleoptera: Histeridae): further evidence for myrmecophily in Cretaceous clown …
S Yamamoto, MS Caterino - Palaeoworld, 2023 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
Myrmecophily is a phenomenon of the symbiosis of organisms that depend on various ant
(Formicidae) societies. Such interspecies associations are found in several unrelated …
(Formicidae) societies. Such interspecies associations are found in several unrelated …
[PDF][PDF] A remarkable new fossil species of Amplectister with peculiar hindleg modifications (Coleoptera: Histeridae): further evidence for myrmecophily in Cretaceous …
S Yamamoto, MS Caterino - 2022 - researchmap.jp
Myrmecophily is a phenomenon of the symbiosis of organisms that depend on various ant
(Formicidae) societies. Such interspecies associations are found in several unrelated …
(Formicidae) societies. Such interspecies associations are found in several unrelated …
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A remarkable new fossil species of Amplectister with peculiar hindleg modifications (Coleoptera:
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[PDF][PDF] A remarkable new fossil species of Amplectister with peculiar hindleg modifications (Coleoptera: Histeridae): further evidence for myrmecophily in Cretaceous …
S Yamamoto, MS Caterino - 1922 - researchgate.net
Myrmecophily is a phenomenon of the symbiosis of organisms that depend on various ant
(Formicidae) societies. Such interspecies associations are found in several unrelated …
(Formicidae) societies. Such interspecies associations are found in several unrelated …