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The golden spider beetle (Niptus hololeucus) is a stored-product pest covered in golden hair, found worldwide in warehouses, granaries, and old buildings.
Spider beetles (Ptinus species) are small, round, long-legged stored-product pests that superficially resemble spiders and infest warehouses and grain stores.
The Australian spider beetle (Ptinus tectus), originating from Australasia, has spread globally as a pest of stored food, museum specimens, and building materials.
The drugstore beetle (Stegobium paniceum) is a stored-product pest that infests an unusually wide range of goods, including pharmaceuticals, spices, and books.
The cigarette beetle (Lasioderma serricorne) is a global pest of cured tobacco and stored food products, closely resembling the drugstore beetle in appearance.
Dermestes lardarius is a cosmopolitan dermestid beetle that feeds on dried animal products including cured meats and hides, and is a common pest in food storage facilities and museums.
Trogoderma variabile is a dermestid beetle that infests stored grain, dried foods, and animal products in warehouses and food-processing facilities across North America.
