Tanner beetle — size comparison

The tanner beetle inhabits deciduous and mixed forests and their edges. Larvae develop in decaying wood. Adults appear chiefly from June to September and are pa

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Length

od przodu głowy do końca odwłoka · bez czułków, nóg i wystających skrzydełScale for the stated dimensions · each animal is labelled

Tanner beetle

Prionus coriarius

31,5 mmAdult male
Body length

od przodu głowy do końca odwłoka · bez czułków, nóg i wystających skrzydełMeasurement: side

The stated dimensions share a scale without a common ground line. Bank card · long edge 8.56 cm
Measurement comparisonScale in cm
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Tanner beetleBody length31.5 mm
Bank cardLong edge of the card8.56 cm

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Bank card · long edge 8.56 cm
Tanner beetle — size comparison — facts and sources

The tanner beetle inhabits deciduous and mixed forests and their edges. Larvae develop in decaying wood.

Adults appear chiefly from June to September and are particularly active at dusk. Males are smaller on average than females.

Measurement sources