plaukelius
Plaukelius is a extinct genus of beetles in the family Trogossitidae. It is a part of the family of masked beetles, which includes flat, dark-colored beetles that are often found in deadwood and under bark. These beetles are typically nocturnal and are known for their ability to secrete a chemical that helps to deter predators.
The Plaukelius genus was first described in the late 18th century by the Swedish entomologist, Carolus Linnaeus.
Little is known about the biology of the Plaukelius genus, but based on its physical characteristics and
Despite the detailed descriptions of the Plaukelius genus, its fossil record is scarce, with few preserved