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beetle.DSCN0671

Beetle tracks are some of the most distinctive insect tracks you might find. Their large back feet make endless sideways tick marks as they waddle along. Almost all insect tracks will look like small trails of many tiny jumbled feet.

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Identification: Coleoptera
Location: Desert east of El Paso, Texas (USA).
Date Taken: April 1, 2002
Contributors: Patricia Jones, Animal Diversity Web
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Subjects: Type Photo; Subject Tracks; Type Photo; Subject Sign

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