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English: Plate showing various beetles. Image caption: Curculio spectabilis, quadri-tuberculatus, sex-spinosus - Brachycerus nigro-spinosus - Brentus lineatus - Lexus bidenlatus - Rhynchaenus cylindrirostris
Deutsch: Farbtafel mit verschiedenen Käfern. Die Bildunterschrift ist: Curculio spectabilis, quadri-tuberculatus, sex-spinosus - Brachycerus nigro-spinosus - Brentus lineatus - Lexus bidenlatus - Rhynchaenus cylindrirostris
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Source Edward Donovan. An epitome of the natural history of the insects of New Holland, New Zealand, New Guinea, Otaheite, and other islands in the Indian, Southern, and Pacific Oceans, published 1805.
Author Edward Donovan (1768 - 1837)
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