The most diverse group of organisms on Earth – over 300,000 species.

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The most diverse group of organisms on Earth – over 300,000 species

Total 1,392,485 # of described species of organisms on Earth

# of insect species in N. America: ca. 90,000 # of beetle species: ca. 30,000 # of families: 111

mandibles antennae elytra (hard fore wings) membraneous hind wings abdomen Beetle structure

Rove beetles – Staphylinidae The largest family of beetles in N. America 3,100 species

Curculio elephas European Chestnut Weevil Weevils – Curculionidae The largest family of beetles (and probably animals) in the world Second largest in North America 2,500 species

Weevils can be pests (alfalfa weevil) or beneficial (attacking invasive weeds) Hypera postica – Alfalfa weevil

Ground beetles - Carabidae Calosoma scrutator Caterpillar hunter Third largest family in N. America – 1,700 species

Chlaenius sp. Vivid metallic ground beetle Ground beetles - Carabidae

Bluemargined ground beetle Pasimachus elongatus Ground beetles - Carabidae

Big sand tiger beetle Tiger beetles - Cicindelidae Cicindela formosa

Cicindela willistoni Tiger beetles - Cicindelidae Tiger beetles and Ground beetles are active predators

Cicindela sexguttata Six-spotted Green Tiger beetle Tiger beetles - Cicindelidae

Leaf beetles - Chrysomelidae Fourth largest family in N. America – 1,500 species

Leaf beetles - Chrysomelidae Many pests belong to this family Colorado potato beetle

Leaf beetles - Chrysomelidae Potato flea beetle Northern corn root worm Western corn root worm Spotted cucumber beetle

Phanaeus sp. Scarab beetles - Scarabaeidae Fifth largest family in N. America – 1,400 species

Scarab beetles - Scarabaeidae Canthon sp. Dung beetles

Japanese Beetle (Popillia punctata) Scarab beetles - Scarabaeidae

Cotinis nitida Scarab beetles - Scarabaeidae Green June beetle Larvae – “grubs”

Scarab beetles - Scarabaeidae Rhinoceros beetle

0 8 in Goliath beetle – the largest beetle in the world

Stag beetles – Lucanidae Larvae develop for up to 5 years in decaying wood

Darkling beetles – Tenebrionidae Sixth largest family of beetles in North America 1,300 species

Longhorned beetles - Cerambycidae Plectrodera scalator Cottonwood borer 1,100 species in N. America

Dryobius sexnotatus Longhorned beetles - Cerambycidae Six-banded longhorned beetle

Small mulberry borer Longhorned beetles - Cerambycidae Dorcaschema alternatum

Longhorned beetles (Cerambycidae) Elm borerElder borer Larvae live in wood Saperda tridentata Desmocerus palliatus

Click beetles - Elateridae AdultLarva – “Wireworm” 800 species in N. America

Metallic wood-boring beetles - Buprestidae 700 species in N. America

Metallic wood-boring beetles - Buprestidae

Bark beetles - Scolytidae About 500 species in N. America Mountain pine beetle Dendroctonus ponderosae

Bark beetles - Scolytidae Mountain pine beetle damage

Bark beetle damage

Soldier beetles - Cantharidae About 500 species in N. America

Lady beetles - Coccinellidae Coleomegilla maculata Pinkspotted lady beetle 400 species in N. America

Lady beetles - Coccinellidae Pinkspotted lady beetle – efficient biocontrol agent

Lady beetles - Coccinellidae Lady beetle larva is a ferocious predator

Blister beetles - Meloidae 330 species in N. America

Blister beetles - Meloidae PESTS or ALLIES? PESTS or ALLIES? Toxic to horses – may poison hayToxic to horses – may poison hay Natural enemies of grasshoppersNatural enemies of grasshoppers

Carrion beetles - Silphidae Burying beetles Nicrophorus spp. 50 species in N. America

Silpha americana Carrion beetles - Silphidae American carrion beetle – endangered species