Core gut bacterial genera of C. molossus at different developmental stages.

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Main Author:	Hao-Yu Chen (10699461) (author)
Other Authors:	Cheng-Ye Wang (215736) (author), Bin Zhang (64682) (author), Zhao He (133100) (author), Ren-can Yang (18864834) (author), Hong-hui Zhang (18864837) (author), Qing-quan Hu (18864840) (author), Zhi-Yong Zhao (9508183) (author), Min Zhao (66793) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Microbiology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Developmental Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified using 16s rrna significant changes occur potential influencing factors inheriting microbial communities div >< p across geographical variations enrich symbiotic microbiota two core groups symbiotic bacteria like mediated microbial transmission 11 core genera old larvae ). larvae first feed male dung beetle female laying egg different developmental stages acquire necessary microbes catharsius molossus </ total microbial abundance gut microbiota diversity two stages dung beetle gut microbiota gut bacteria molossus </ vertical transmission seven genera different localities young larvae larvae ’ larvae grow gut microbes lactococcus </ enterococcus </ c </ study aims soil improvement results suggest probiotics increases parental gifts parental gift multiple countries larval development herbivorous animals final step exploring whether ecological value brood balls brood ball also discussed
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Core gut bacterial genera of <i>C</i>. <i>molossus</i> at different developmental stages.