Georgia Correctional Officer (CO) Practice Exam

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Which beetle's head can be seen while the heads of Anobiid and Bostrichid beetles are hidden?

Anobiid
Bostrichid
Lyctid
Old House Borer

The correct answer is: Lyctid

The Lyctid beetle is the correct answer because this species is characterized by its distinct head, which is more prominently visible compared to the heads of Anobiid and Bostrichid beetles. In contrast, Anobiid and Bostrichid beetles typically have their heads retracted into their thorax, making them less visible. The Lyctid beetle belongs to a family that is specifically known for its recognizable head structure, allowing it to be differentiated easily from the other types mentioned. The Old House Borer, while also a type of beetle, is commonly grouped under Anobiids and shares similar characteristics regarding head visibility. Thus, the visibility of the Lyctid beetle's head is a distinctive trait that sets it apart from the others in this context.