Biogeographical affinities and species richness of copronecrophagous beetles (Scarabaeoidea) in the southeastern Mexican High Plateau.

Moreno Ortega, Claudia Elizabeth

2012

Arriaga, A. G. Halffter & C.E. Moreno. 2012. Biogeographical affinities and species richness of copronecrophagous beetles (Scarabaeoidea) in the southeastern Mexican High Plateau. ISSN 1870-3453. Revista Mexicana de Biodiversidad 83: 519-529.

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