Overwintering-segregation
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Amara fulva
Amara fulva is a ground beetle in the family Carabidae native to Europe. A detailed life history study in the southwest forest zone of the East European Plain found that adults are active from June through October, with peak activity in August. The species has a facultatively-biennial life cycle lasting 254-328 days including the winter period. Larvae and adults exhibit spatial segregation in overwintering sites within floodplain habitats.