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Title: Parasitic Wasp and Beetle Larvae
Contact:
Brittany Walla
Description:
Acrylic on Illustration Board Ichneumonid Wasp parasitizing a Scarabaeid beetle larvae. The wasp feels for the larvae, then drills through the wood with her ovipositer. She deposits an egg next to beetle larvae. When the wasp larvae emerges, it will devour the beetle larvae.
Keywords:
parasitism, wasp, beetle larvae, ovipositer, ichneumonidae, scarabaeidae, insect, interactions
Media:
Color
Categories:
Nature, Science
Subject(s):
Animal, Entomology, Invertebrates
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Copyright 1998 Brittany Walla.
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