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Of the myrmecophilous beetles of the fauna Central Caucasia


Sergey Viktorovich Pushkin
Abstract

The article contains information about myrmecophilous beetles of Central Caucasia region. 12 of them are noted on the territory of researched region for the first time. The article includes a summary of ecological characteristic about founded species.

Keywords: myrmecophilous beetles, Coleoptera, Central Caucasia.


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