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These terms define your current search. Click the × to remove a term. Biological Sciences: botany × Natural Resources, Earth and Environmental Sciences: ecology > trophic relationships > coprophilous organisms > dung beetles × 5 results Group by: Biological Sciences, Natural Resources, Earth and Environmental Sciences   (Click to View) Role of dung beetle feeding mechanisms in limiting the suitability of species as hosts for the nematode Spirocerca lupi Medical and veterinary entomology (Click to View) Extinction order and altered community structure rapidly disrupt ecosystem functioning Ecology letters (Click to View) Monkey and dung beetle activities influence soil seed bank structure Ecological research (Click to View) The role of dung beetles as a secondary seed disperser after dispersal by frugivore mammals in a temperate deciduous forest Acta oecologica (Click to View) Invasion and retreat: shifting assemblages of dung beetles amidst changing agricultural landscapes in central Peru Biodiversity and conservation