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English: Dorsal aspect of puparium : A, of Coelopa pilipes ; B, of Fucomyla gravia (actual synonym : Coelopa frigida). Both X 12. a.sp., anterior spiracles; p.sp., posterior spiracles (of last larval stage, persisting in puparium). Both puparia show the irregular hole made by the emerging Aleochara algarum (actual synonym : Aleochara obscurella). |
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| Source | H. Scott, Notes on the parasitic Staphylinid, Aleochara algarum Fauvel, and its host, the Phycodroniid Flies: a case of supposed parasitism in the genus Homaloia. The Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine, Volume 56, 1920, page 148. (See the Page book) |
| Author | Hugh Scott (1885-1960) |
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