Saw shovel shaped insect specimen
insect
arthropods
3d-insect-model
specimen
shovel-armor
insect-specimens
spatulidae
prosopocoilus-inclinatus
saw-shovel-shaped-insect-specimen
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Coin
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The sawtooth shovel beetle (scientific name: Prosopocoilus inclinatus), also known as the sawtooth shovel beetle, is a species of insect in the family Spatulidae. Distributed in Japan and South Korea. The sawblade beetle is named after its serrated, curved jaws resembling horns of a cow, which may have evolved to compete with the unicorn beetle for resin. The larval stage lasts for 1-3 years, while the pupal stage lasts for over a month. The male size of the adult is 26-74.5 millimeters, while the female size is 19.5-41 millimeters.
