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Otophorus

Scientific Names

Preferred Names

Otophorus
Genus recognized by Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1
Reference taxon from Catalogue of Life in Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life
Otophorus
Genus recognized by United Kingdom Species List, Indian Ocean Species List, North Pacific Species List, North Atlantic Species List, The Netherlands Species List, Slovakia Species List, Slovenia Species List, Sweden Species List, Delete- old US Species List, Poland Species List, Portugal Species List, Italy Species List, Luxembourg Species List, Latvia Species List, Mexico Species List, France Species List, Hungary Species List, Finland Species List, Estonia Species List, Germany Species List, Belgium Species List, Austria Species List, Australia Species List, Norway Species List, Barcode of Life Data Systems, Canada Species List, Russia Species List, and United States Species List
Otophorus Mulsant 1842
Genus recognized by GBIF classification and TreatmentBank

Alternative Names

Aphodius haemorrhoidalis (Linnaeus 1758)
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Aphodius Illiger, 1789)
Scarabaeus haemorrhoidalis Linnaeus 1758
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Otophorus
Harvest ancestor according to GBIF classification, Global Biotic Interactions, Global Biotic Interactions, and TreatmentBank

Common Names

There are no common names associated with this taxon.

Curated hierarchies for Otophorus

Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1

Life
Cellular Organisms
Eukaryota
Opisthokonta
Metazoa
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Protostomia
Ecdysozoa
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Pterygota
Neoptera
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Coleoptera
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Scarabaeiformia
Scarabaeoidea
Aphodiidae
Otophorus (this page)
Otophorus haemorrhoidalis (Linnaeus 1758)
Acanthobodilus
Adebrattia
Afroataenius
Agoliinus
Airapus
Amidorus
Anaetius
Aphodiellus
Aphodiopsis
Aphodopsammobius
Arupaia
Australammoecius
Australaphodius
Ballucus
Blackburneus
Bodiloides
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Calocolobopterus
Cartwrightia
Cnemargulus
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Coptochiroides
Coptochirus
Daintreeola
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Dilortomaeus
Dudleyellus
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Euheptaulacus
Gongrolophus
Granulopsammodius
Guanyinaphodius
Limarus
Linargius
Lioglyptoxenus
Loraphodius
Luxolinus
Macroretroides
Macroretrus
Martineziana
Megateloides
Mendidaphodius
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Myrhessus
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Nanotermitodius
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Nimbus
Nipponoagoliinus
Odochilus
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Orodaliscus
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Oscarinus
Oxyomus
Ozodius
Paracoptochirus
Paracorythoderus
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Parapsammodius
Parataenius
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Petrovitzius
Phalacronothus
Pholeoaphodius
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Podotenoides
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Supertermitoderus
Sybax
Teuchestes
Trichaphodius
Trichioaparammoecius
Trichiorhyssemus
Trigonoscelus
Tristaphodius
Xenoheptaulacus
266 additional siblings truncated for brevity.
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