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Death-watch Beetles
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Death-watch Beetles

Anobiinae

Anobiinae is a subfamily of beetles in the family Anobiidae.

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20 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Stegobiini

tribeStegobiini

Anobiini

tribeAnobiini

Hadrobregmini

tribeHadrobregmini

Nicobiini

tribeNicobiini

Gastrallini

tribeGastrallini

Euceratocerini

tribeEuceratocerini

Xenocera

genusXenocera

Australanobium

genusAustralanobium

Macranobium

genusMacranobium

Colposternini

tribeColposternini

Magnanobium

genusMagnanobium

Leptanobium

genusLeptanobium

Endroedyina

genusEndroedyina

Anomodesmina

genusAnomodesmina

Mimotrypopitys

genusMimotrypopitys

Serranobium

genusSerranobium

Pseudoserranobium

genusPseudoserranobium

Tasmanobium

genusTasmanobium

Trichodesmina

genusTrichodesmina

Ptilinobium

genusPtilinobium

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Where it lives

Recorded sightings

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