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Dermestes lardarius, larder beetle
Scanning electron microscope image of a larder beetle (x22). These beetles are important for the damage they do, mainly through feeding on animal matter. Coloured artificially by computer
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1. Title: The Microscopic World of Dermestes lardarius: A Larder Beetle's Intimate Damage 2. Description: This striking scanning electron microscope image reveals the intricate details of Dermestes lardarius, also known as the larder beetle. Belonging to the Dermestidae family within the order Coleoptera, this invertebrate is a vital yet enigmatic member of the arthropod world. The larder beetle is renowned for its role in the natural world, primarily due to the damage it inflicts through its feeding habits. These beetles are often found in environments where animal matter is abundant, such as carcasses, animal hides, and stored animal products like cheese or dried meats. The image showcases the beetle's colorful exoskeleton, which appears artificially enhanced due to computer coloring. The hexapod's hexagonal body segments are evident, as are its six legs and distinctive antennae. The micrograph also reveals the tiny hairs covering the beetle's body, which aid in its movement and sensory perception. Although the larder beetle may be considered a pest in certain contexts, it plays a crucial role in the decomposition process, contributing to the cycling of nutrients within ecosystems. The intricacies of its structure, as captured in this micrograph, serve as a reminder of the fascinating diversity and complexity of the invertebrate kingdom. 3. Keywords: animal, coloured, insect, damage, invertebrate, arthropod, pest, beetle, microscope, larder, arthropoda, scanning, colour, insecta, scanning electron micrograph, micrograph, electron micrograph, electron, coleoptera, insects, carpet beetle, one, hexapoda, dermestidae, hexapod, dermestes lardarius, invertebrata, microscope image, dermestes, hydroscapha lardarius, larder beetle. 4.
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