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2021
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Manchester University Press via the link in this record ; In the original preface to Aveux non avenus [Disavowals, 1930] Pierre Mac Orlan describes Claude Cahun’s collage text as a series of ‘essai-poèmes’, or ‘poèmes essais’.
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This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Manchester University Press via the link in this record ; In the original preface to Aveux non avenus [Disavowals, 1930] Pierre Mac Orlan describes Claude Cahun’s collage text as a series of ‘essai-poèmes’, or ‘poèmes essais’.
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Dung exploitation by the dung beetle Typhaeus typhoeus (Col., Geotrupidae)
Oecologia, 1987This paper deals with the functional aspects of the exploitation of dung by the dung beetle Typhaeus typhoeus. In horizontal brood chambers of a nest in the soil these beetles make "dung sausages" chiefly from rabbit droppings, as a food source for the larvae.
Brussaard, L., Visser, W.J.F.
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Niche relations among dung-inhabiting beetles
Oecologia, 1977The whole dung-inhabiting (adult) beetle community living in southern Finland was studied with reference to the seasonal (6 summer months), macrohabitat (open field, half-open pine forest and closed spruce forest) and successional (30 days) gradients. The material comprised 50 coprophagous and 129 carnivorous species, represented by 26,650 and 35,850 ...
I, Hanski, H, Koskela
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2016
This chapter deals with the traces produced by extant dung beetles. They had been already described by the ancient Egyptians until Fabre introduced detailed observations in the scientific literature by the end of the nineteenth century. Some of Fabre’s observations are included herein to provide some examples of dung beetle behavior and traces.
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This chapter deals with the traces produced by extant dung beetles. They had been already described by the ancient Egyptians until Fabre introduced detailed observations in the scientific literature by the end of the nineteenth century. Some of Fabre’s observations are included herein to provide some examples of dung beetle behavior and traces.
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Annals of the Entomological Society of America, 1993
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Scientific American, 2013
The article discusses research published in "Current Biology" in January 2013 suggesting that Scarabaeus satyrus, a dung beetle, uses the light of the Milky Way to navigate in straight lines. Topics include the methodology of the study, the reliance of the beetles on clear skies, and the biological advantage of efficient movement for dung beetles.
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The article discusses research published in "Current Biology" in January 2013 suggesting that Scarabaeus satyrus, a dung beetle, uses the light of the Milky Way to navigate in straight lines. Topics include the methodology of the study, the reliance of the beetles on clear skies, and the biological advantage of efficient movement for dung beetles.
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