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scarabaeidae

/ˌskær.əˈbiː.ɪ.diː/

Traduction: Nom scientifique d'une famille de coléoptères, communément appelés scarabées ou bousiers, souvent associés aux excréments et à la décomposition.

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/ˌskær.əˈbiː.ɪ.diː/C2formalscientific
  • frNom scientifique d'une famille de coléoptères, communément appelés scarabées ou bousiers, souvent associés aux excréments et à la décomposition.

A scientific noun referring to a family of beetles commonly known as scarab or dung beetles, often associated with dung and decomposition.

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  1. Scarab or dung beetlesC2formalscientific

    A large family of beetles, commonly known as scarabs or dung beetles, characterized by their robust bodies and often a metallic sheen.

    frScarabéidés

    • The Scarabaeidae family includes the sacred scarab beetle revered in ancient Egypt.
    • Dung beetles, a subgroup of Scarabaeidae, play a crucial role in nutrient recycling.
    • Many species of Scarabaeidae are brightly colored and found in tropical regions.
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  • scarabaeidae' possessive plural form
  • scarabaeidae's possessive singular form