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Shown are dung beetle males of two of the ten Onthophagus species examined in the study. From top to bottom: O. gazella (South Africa) and O. sagittarius (Indonesia).
Credit: Armin Moczek |
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Shown are dung beetle males of two of the ten Onthophagus species examined in the study. From top to bottom: O. watanabei (North Borneo) and O. taurus (Mediterranean).
Credit: Armin Moczek |
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Harald Parzer and Armin Moczek in the laboratory at Indiana University.
Credit: Armin Moczek, Indiana University |
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