Male Odd Beetle Female Odd Or Tissue Paper Beetle and Larva

Male Odd Beetle Female Odd Or Tissue Paper Beetle and Larva

Male Odd Beetle Female Odd or Tissue Paper or Tissue Paper Beetle Thylodrias contractus Beetle and larva Brown carpet beetle Thylodrias contractus (Adults and larvae) 2-3mm Attagenus smirnovi (Adults and larvae) 2-3mm (Adult) 5-6mm Inspired by Fleming College’s insect ID cards. Created by Meaghan Perry and Mary Inspired by Fleming College’s insect ID Inspired by Fleming College’s insect ID Baughman, Ransom Center, Austin, Texas. cards. Created by Meaghan Perry and cards. Created by Meaghan Perry and Mary Mary Baughman, Ransom Center, Austin, Baughman, Ransom Center, Austin, Texas. Texas. Gomez, Morticia, and Itt Gomez, Morticia, and Itt Anna Smirnova the Odd Beetle family the Odd Beetle family Color: The Odd Beetle female looks very Color: A smirnovi has a black head and thorax. Color: The male Odd Beetle has yellowish brown, The head and pronotum are dark red, or dark different from the male; though it has legs and semi- transparent elytra (wing covers), and the brown to black. Their elytra are densely hairy and abdomen has 7 sternal segments. The female antennae, it lacks elytra and hind wings. Odd Beetle eggs are 0.7mm long, oval and translucent. light brown. Fertilized females lay up to 60 eggs looks very different from the male; though it has in small holes or other hiding places. The adults Eggs hatch after approximately 1 month. The legs and antennae, it lacks elytra and hind wings. are found near the doors of buildings that contain Odd Beetles live between 9 and 50 days as adults. larvae resemble other Dermestid larvae, though they do not have long hairs at the tip of their food sources. The larvae are about 7 mm long, are There is a 7-14 day pupal stage before adulthood. brown on top and light brown underneath. They abdomens. Odd beetle larvae feed on wool, silk, From egg to adulthood, one insect can live up to 4 live about a year eating animal products, feathers, fur, dried skin, and insect collections. years, most of that time as a larva. The larvae especially hair. When disturbed they feign death. resemble other Dermestid larvae. Larvae can molt smaller in stressful conditions, eating their own cast larval casing. .

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