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July 24, 2016

An Illustrated Key to the Burying Beetles (Nicrophorus spp.) of Minnesota

July 24, 2016/ Christopher E. Smith
An Illustrated Key to the Burying Beetles (Nicrophorus spp.) of Minnesota

Learn to identify Minnesota burying beetle (Nicrophorus) species with this illustrated two-page key.

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insects, beetles, entomology, carrion, burying beetles, Nicrophorus, Minnesota
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Welcome to FieldEcology.com. Wildlife ecology posts and resources with an emphasis on amphibian, reptile, and terrestrial invertebrate conservation.

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