Paleoecological-indicators

Guides

  • Heterocerus

    Heterocerus is a genus of small beetles in the family Heteroceridae, containing at least 20 described species. Species in this genus are known for constructing burrows in sandy or muddy substrates, with burrow morphology varying significantly with substrate water content and consistency. The genus has a broad geographic distribution spanning North America, South America, and Europe. Adults and larvae both participate in burrow construction. Specific ecological details remain poorly documented for most species.