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Coleoptera- Beetles
Specimen CLP-01
Size: 1 cm body length, 1 cm wingspan
Close-ups:
Very interesting spread elytra (hard forewings covering actual wing) on this
specimen.
Specimen CLP-02
Size: 1.1 cm
I am not totally sure that this is a beetle. The main question is whether the
wing area is a the elytra or wing patterns (which beetles usually don't have).
Specimen CLP-03
Size: .8 cm body length
Another interesting probably Coleoptera.
Specimen CLP-04
Size: 1.4 cm
This one is quite a large beetle with detailed carbon preservation of the
carapace.
Specimen CLP-05
Size: .5 cm
On this specimen you can see the elytra and the actual wings. This is a
scattered beetle on the a larger piece that really has nothing to do with
beetles.
CLP-06:
A decent beetle and you can clearly see the elytra as well as the actual wings
themselves.
CLP-07: Possible internal parasites
Here's an interesting beetle, although I'm not 100% positive that it's a beetle,
I do have a suspicion that it may be an assassin bug. There's a squiggly thing
inside that may be an internal parasite.
CLP-08:
Beetle with a snout nose.
X-13: Coleoptera
Another beetle, possibly aquatic?
X-15: Coleoptera
Another beetle, with short straight antanae.
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