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Nowe stanowiska rzadko spotykanych Dermestidae (Insecta: Coleoptera) w Polsce New records of rare species of Dermestidae (Insecta: Coleoptera) in Poland

R. Ruta

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New records of 13 rare species of Dermestidae are presented. Attagenus punctatus is new for the Pomeranian Lake District, Anthrenus picturatus new for Lower Silesia, Reesa vespulae is reported from the Masovian Lowland for the first time, and Trogoderma angustum is newly reported from the KrakUw-Wieluae Upland.

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New records of 13 rare species of Dermestidae are presented. Attagenus punctatus is new for the Pomeranian Lake District, Anthrenus picturatus new for Lower Silesia, Reesa vespulae is reported from the Masovian Lowland for the first time, and Trogoderma angustum is newly reported from the KrakUw-Wieluae Upland.

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New records of 13 rare species of Dermestidae are presented. Attagenus punctatus is new for the Pomeranian Lake District, Anthrenus picturatus new for Lower Silesia, Reesa vespulae is reported from the Masovian Lowland for the first time, and Trogoderma angustum is newly reported from the KrakUw-Wieluae Upland.

Key concepts: Dermestidae, Zoology, Biology, Ecology, Larva

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