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  • Introduction
  • Nomenclatural and taxonomic history of the cyclocephaline scarabs (Scarabaeidae, Dynastinae, Cyclocephalini)
    • Carl Linnaeus and his students
    • Pierre François Marie Auguste Dejean and Pierre André Latreille
    • Francis de Laporte de Castelnau
    • Hermann Burmeister
    • Henry Walter Bates
    • Thomas Lincoln Casey, Jr
    • Gilbert John Arrow
    • Lawrence Saylor
    • Antonio Martínez
    • Sebő Endrődi
    • Late 20th and early 21st century French workers: Roger-Paul Dechambre, Fabien Dupuis, and Fortuné Chalumeau
    • Late 20th and early 21st century North, Central, and South American workers: Brett Ratcliffe, Ronald Cave, Luis Joly, and Mary Liz Jameson
  • Immature stages: diagnosis and identification
  • Economic importance of larvae and adults
  • Natural enemies: predation, parasites, and infections
    • Vertebrate predation
    • Invertebrate predators and parasitoids
    • Entomopathogenic nematodes and worms
    • Entomopathogenic bacteria and fungi
  • Human use as food
  • Cyclocephalines as floral visitors
    • Scope of the Mutualism
    • Attraction to flowers and inflorescences
    • Redundancy of pollinating cyclocephalines
  • Evolution and fossil record
    • Fossil cyclocephalines
    • Cyclocephaline Phylogeny
  • Generic overviews
    • Key to the Adults of the World Genera of Cyclocephalini (Scarabaeidae: Dynastinae)
  • Acknowledgements
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