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A METHOD OF MOUNTING SMALL BEETLE GENITALIA
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 31 May 2012
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While studying some of the smaller coccinellid beetles a method of mounting the genitalia has been developed which can probably be applied to many other groups with slight modifications.
Wilson (1930) has given a somewhat similar method for removing the genitalia from the beetle without the complete destruction of the specimen and mounting them in cardboard rectangles.
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