Robust marsh-loving beetles

Definition

A group of beetles that are often mistakenly categorized under the term 'robust marsh-loving beetles'. This term does not specifically refer to a recognized group in entomology. The family Lutrochidae, also known as 'travertine beetles', is associated with aquatic habitats but the term 'robust marsh-loving beetles' is not correct.

Etymology

From Latin 'robustus', meaning 'strong', and 'marsh-loving' referring to their habitat preference.

Example

The robust marsh-loving beetles are important decomposers in wetland ecosystems. Note: Correct terminology and classification are essential in entomology.

Related Terms

• Lutrochidae
• Marshes
• Decomposition

Usage Notes

The term 'robust marsh-loving beetles' is not recognized in entomological taxonomy. Lutrochidae is the correct family often found in marshy or aquatic habitats.