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The 21 pages that link to Coleoptera, each with the reason it gives.

• ElytronNarrower topic: Elytra are the defining forewing structure of this insect order.

• InsectaBroader topic: Beetles are the most species-rich insect order and exemplify extensive diversification.

• Dung beetleNarrower topic: Dung beetles are beetles, with the defining body plan of this order.

• ScarabaeidaeNarrower topic: Scarabaeidae is one family within this order.

• WeevilNarrower topic: Weevils are a highly diverse lineage within this order.

• Ground beetleNarrower topic: Carabidae is one family within the beetle order.

• Water beetleNarrower topic: Water beetles are aquatic members of this exceptionally diverse insect order.

• Whirligig beetleNarrower topic: Whirligig beetles are members of the beetle order.

• CoccinellidaeNarrower topic: Coccinellidae is one beetle family within this order.

• Giraffe weevilRelated: This is the order that contains the giraffe weevil.

• StrepsipteraCompared with: Strepsiptera was once grouped with beetles because of similarities in wing structure.

• Blister beetleNarrower topic: Meloidae is one family within this large insect order.

• CleridaeNarrower topic: Cleridae is one family within this order of insects.

• Coccinella septempunctataNarrower topic: Its spotted wing covers are the hardened forewings typical of beetles.

• CurculionidaeNarrower topic: Curculionidae is classified within this order of beetles.

• DytiscusNarrower topic: Dytiscus is a beetle genus within this much larger insect order.

• Flour beetleNarrower topic: Flour beetles share the defining beetle body plan.

• GoliathusNarrower topic: The hardened forewings shared by Goliathus place it among beetles.

• Leaf beetleNarrower topic: Leaf beetles share the defining beetle body plan, including protective elytra.

• Longhorn beetleNarrower topic: Cerambycidae is one family within this exceptionally diverse insect order.

• Order (taxonomy)Broader topic: Coleoptera shows how an order can encompass many families and species.