Trachypachus slevini
David R. MaddisonHabitat
At Moolack Beach along the coast of Oregon, Trachypachus slevini can be found running on the cliff above the sandy beach of the Pacific Ocean. The beetles run in the talus slope, consisting of small particles, at the base of the cliff of exfoliating clay. The beetles run along for a short way in the sunshine, then dive into the pile of debris; they also are found higher up on the cliff on the hard clay.
Habitat of Trachypachus slevini.
A Trachypachus slevini adult (arrow) running among the clay pieces in the talus at the base of the cliff.
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David R. Maddison
Oregon State University
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