Georgia Correctional Officer (CO) Practice Exam

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How is Anobiid frass characterized?

  1. Soft and fluffy pellets

  2. Gritty with small, bun-shaped pellets

  3. Heavy and tightly packed

  4. Very fine and dust-like

The correct answer is: Gritty with small, bun-shaped pellets

Anobiid frass is characterized by being gritty with small, bun-shaped pellets. This particular texture and shape result from the feeding habits of the Anobiid beetles, which primarily infest wood. As they bore into wood during their larval stage, they create waste that takes on this distinctive gritty appearance. The frass consists of small pellets that are often compacted and can feel somewhat gritty to the touch, which is indicative of the beetles' feeding on wood fibers. This type of frass can also contribute to identifying infestations, as it holds specific characteristics that differentiate it from the frass of other pest species. Other options, while they describe different textures or types of waste, do not accurately represent the unique features of Anobiid frass, which is specifically noted for its small, bun-shaped and gritty structure. Understanding these details is essential for proper identification and management of wood-boring pests in various environments.