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Fungus Beetle

Eumorphus Marginatus

Photo by jihwanc1
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Field Notes

Description:

It is a small beetle that lives under and on top of bracket fungi. It has two antennas with two circles at the end. On the back, there is four orange dots. It is 1.5 cm long and 1cm wide. It is very small so it is very hard to notice. It is normally in groups of two. It has six black legs.

Habitat:

A secondary rainforest in Singapore. There are various types of species of insects.

Notes:

It can stay under the fungi. It can stick on the mushroom.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (1)

It might be a Eumorphus Marginatus instead.

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