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... bee- tles . In addition to the familiar butterflies and moths the order includes the skippers , a worldwide group ... eaters . The larvae do most of the eating , the majority of them feeding on foliage , although many species eat stems ...
... bee- tles . In addition to the familiar butterflies and moths the order includes the skippers , a worldwide group ... eaters . The larvae do most of the eating , the majority of them feeding on foliage , although many species eat stems ...
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