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• Ecology of the high mountain chrysomelid " Timarcha lugens"
• A similar experiment was performed using the eggs of the three chrysomelid species.
• The leaves are replete with stinging hairs, and are eaten by various insects and mammals, such as the chrysomelid beetle.
• He was an internationally recognized authority on chrysomelid, lampyrid beetles and often was consulted for his knowledge of Coleoptera as well as many other subjects.
• "T . brevifacies " is frequently confused with chrysomelid beetle larvae in the genus Paropsis, which are abundant herbivores in many Australian environments.
• Adult " Lebia grandis " beetles were offered suitable sized larvae of these three chrysomelid species and the number of larvae of each species that were eaten was noted.
• In another experiment, a first instar larva of " Lebia grandis " was placed in close proximity to a 4th instar chrysomelid larva that was about to pupate.
• "T . cingulata " and " T . fasciata " are believed to be parasitoids of chrysomelid beetles in the genus Paropsis, some of which may be pests of agriculture or forestry.
• Tower was notable for his experimental work in heredity, investigating the inheritance of acquired characteristics and the laws of heredity in beetles and publishing " An Investigation of Evolution in Chrysomelid Beetles of the Genus Leptinotarsa " ( 1906 ).
• King s Wood supports nationally important populations of the rare and endangered greater horseshoe bat " ( Rhinolophus ferrumequinum ) " and dormice " ( Muscardinus avellanarius ) ", and a nationally scarce Chrysomelid beetle " ( Clytra quadripunctata ) ".
• King s Wood supports nationally important populations of the rare and endangered greater horseshoe bat ( " Rhinolophus ferrumequinum " ) and dormice ( " Muscardinus avellanarius " ), and a nationally scarce chrysomelid beetle ( " Clytra quadripunctata " ).
• Entomologists Ivo Hodek ( Czech Institute of Entomology ) and Edward W . Evans ( Utah State University ) describe the species as  a specialized predator of chrysomelids .  Entomologist G . I . Savoiskaya has observed " Aiolocaria hexaspilota " actively pursuing larval prey.
• In an attempt to find the original species associated with " Lebia grandis ", research was undertaken examining its prey preferences and the suitability of the three chrysomelid species, " L . decemlineata ", " L . juncta " and " L . haldemani " as hosts for its larvae.