toxytricini
Toxytricini is a taxonomic tribe within the family Scarabaeidae, commonly known as scarab beetles. This tribe encompasses a diverse group of beetles found primarily in the Old World, with a significant concentration in Africa and Asia. The members of Toxytricini are often characterized by their stout bodies, lamellate antennae, and their association with dung. While the specific ecological roles and behaviors can vary considerably among the different genera and species within the tribe, many are coprophagous, meaning they feed on the feces of other animals.
The classification of Toxytricini has undergone revisions over time as new research and genetic analyses have