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Flanged Bombardier Beetles from Laos (Carabidae, Paussinae)

2009
The Paussinae of Laos were recently studied based on new material collected by the Natural History Museum Basel. Two species are described as being new to science, Lebioderus brancuccii sp.nov., and Paussus lanxangensis sp.nov., and two species are new records for Laos. All species are shown in drawings.
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Development of The Bombardier Beetle Fire Extinguisher: CFD Model Investigation

Proceeding of 8th Thermal and Fluids Engineering Conference (TFEC), 2023
Elijah Yoder, Wayne Strasser
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Spray Technologies Inspired by Bombardier Beetle

2012
Yimei Zhu   +88 more
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Spray Technologies Inspired by Bombardier Beetle

2016
Alexander Booth   +5 more
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Chemical defense of a primitive Australian bombardier beetle (Carabidae):Mystropomus regularis

Chemoecology, 1991
Athula Attygalle   +2 more
exaly  

Occurrence of electronically excited products during the defensive reaction of bombardier beetles

Photobiochemistry and Photobiophysics, 1986
K Zinner, Klaus Peschke
exaly  

Morpho-functional and behavioral studies on the flanged bombardier beetles (Carabidae: Paussinae)

2013
Paussinae, known as flanged bombardier beetles, are a monophyletic subfamily that includes about 750 described species mainly distributed in tropical regions. They share a unique type of larva with a peculiar terminal disk at the end of an up-curved abdomen, and an explosive defensive strategy that parallels that of brachinines.
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