An inordinate fondness for beetles February 1999 In 1987, Edward Wilson, a noted rainforest ecologist described insects as “the little things that run the world”. Among them, beetles represent the most - Pitfall - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	An inordinate fondness for beetles February 1999 In 1987, Edward Wilson, a noted rainforest ecologist described insects as “the little things that run the world”. Among them, beetles represent the most Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-07-07 12:13:51 Open Document File Size: 1,69 MB Share Result on Facebook / Facility James Cook University / / IndustryTerm food / / NaturalFeature Mt Spec / / Organization Department of Zoology and Tropical Ecology / James Cook University / / Person Chris Hill / Agnes Rortais / Edward Wilson / Steve Williams / / / Position Rainforest CRC researcher / Researcher / noted rainforest ecologist / / Technology laser / / SocialTag Biology Beetle Pitfall trap Soil Dung Beetles George Bornemissza Scarabaeidae Zoology Scarabaeinae

An inordinate fondness for beetles February 1999 In 1987, Edward Wilson, a noted rainforest ecologist described insects as “the little things that run the world”. Among them, beetles represent the mostAdd to Reading List