Aporocera are well represented in all states of Australia[1] and consist of 148 species in two subspecies.

[2] The adults are roughly cylindrical in shape and have long antennae, more-so for males.

Eggs are about 1mm and are laid inside faecal pellets.

When the larvae hatch, they work a hole in one end and remain in the faecal case as they feed on leaf litter on the forest floor.

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