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dytiscidae

/daɪˈtɪsɪˌdiː/

Traduction: Famille de coléoptères aquatiques, communément appelés dytiques ou plongeurs.

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/daɪˈtɪsɪˌdiː/formalscientific
  • frFamille de coléoptères aquatiques, communément appelés dytiques ou plongeurs.

A family of aquatic beetles, commonly known as water beetles.

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  1. Family of water beetlesC1formalscientific

    A family of aquatic beetles commonly known as diving beetles or predaceous diving beetles, found in freshwater habitats worldwide.

    frDytiscidés

    • The Dytiscidae family includes over 4,000 species across the globe.
    • Many Dytiscidae are strong swimmers due to their streamlined bodies.
    • Researchers observed Dytiscidae larvae preying on small fish.
    • Some Dytiscidae species can stay underwater for long periods by trapping air under their wing cases.
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  • dytiscidae' possessive plural form
  • dytiscidae's possessive singular form