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RBRed Bull (energy beverage)
RBRunning Back (football)
RBRose Bowl (college football game)
RBReplaced By
RBRock Band (video game)
RBReckitt Benckiser (UK)
RBReally Bad
RBRight Back (soccer position)
RBRechtbank (Courthouse) - Belgium
RBRedondo Beach (California)
RBRegionalbahn (German: local train)
RBRed Bluff (California)
RBRubidium
RBRadio Broadcasting
RBRancho Bernardo (California)
RBReview Board
RBRadio Button
RBRehoboth Beach (Delaware)
RBRainbow Brite (80's cartoon)
RBRaging Bull (amusement park ride)
RBRecycle Bin
RBRadio Bremen (German Radio and TV Station)
RBRock Bottom
RBRadio Band
RBRead Back (logging abbreviation)
RBRetinoblastoma Protein
RBRubber Band
RBReflec Beat (game)
RBRegional Business
RBRoot Beer
RBRoll Back
RBRed Border
RBBase Resistance (transistors)
RBRoast Beef
RBReduced Bore (valves)
RBRelay Box (various companies)
RBRankin-Bass (animation company)
RBREALBasic (REAL Software Inc.)
RBReactor Building
RBReconnaissance Bomber
RBRatebeer.com (website)
RBRio Bravo
RBRobert Bosch GmbH (auto industry supplier)
RBRhinoceros Beetle
RBRight Brain
RBRecovery Block
RBRainbow Bridge
RBRegular Budget
RBRx Bandits (band)
RBRound Ball (muzzleloader shooting)
RBRight Bumper (Xbox 360 controller button)
RBRadar Beacon (aircraft navigation aid)
RBRaffel Brothers (founders of Arby's)
RBRecommended Buy (US DoD; Defense Logistics Agency)
RBRose Bengal
RBSyrian Arab Airlines (IATA airline code)
RBRescue Boat
RBReachback
RBRegistered Builder (various locations)
RBReticulate Body (Chlamydia)
RBRetirement Benefit(s)
RBReclamation Board
RBRepublic of Bulgaria
RBRelative Bearing
RBRadio Bearing
RBReentry Body
RBRauland-Borg Corporation (Skokie, Illinois)
RBRevenue Budget (various states)
RBRobot Battle (game)
RBRichard Blackwood (MTV UK and Ireland presenter)
RBRighteous Babe
RBRepublic of Bashkortostan (region in Russian Federation)
RBRob Bourdon (Linkin Park drummer)
RBRequest for Bid
RBResolution Bandwidth
RBRun Balanced (Front Page Sports Football '95 et al)
RBRealbot (Counter-Strike program)
RBRepetition Blindness
RBResponsible Body
RBRockBoard (video game)
RBRibbon Bridge
RBRight Bench (stream/river)
RBMyredbook.com (social network website)
RBResurrection Blvd (TV show)
RBRice Bug
RBRelocatable Buildings
RBResistance Brazing
RBRegisterbank (assembly language ASM51 assembler control)
RBRace Breed (automotive)
RBRotary Beacon
RBRinse Blank (water run over equipment that is analyzed to check for cross contamination)
RBRelay Broadcast
RBRingwood Brewery (UK)
RBRepasz Band (Williamsport, PA)
RBRadiation Belt Mapper (Mission)
RBResidue Beamwidth
RBRinggold Band (Reading, PA)
RBRestbreak
RBRavana Brothers
RBRadiator Bending
RBUS Revenue Proprietary (Scott Catalogue prefix; philately)
RBRohrersville Band (Rohrersville, MD)
RBReached Bottom Time (diving)
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The epizootiology of two pathogens of the coconut palm rhinoceros beetle. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology 24: 82-92.
He discovered that a rhinoceros beetle could easily carry 30 times its weight on its back.
The coconut rhinoceros beetle (Oryctes rhinoceros) with particular reference to the Palau Islands.
Some of the animal kingdom's showiest extremes, from deers' antlers to the outsized horns of male rhinoceros beetles, may be natural insulin meters.
Biology, ecology and control of palm rhinoceros beetles. Annu.
A RHINOCEROS beetle can support up to 850 times its own weight on its back.
They are informative discussions of biological suppression efforts, and they range from accounts where the results can only be described as disappointing (e.g., aphids, pests of honey bees), to quite successful (e.g., rhinoceros beetle, pine woodwasp, cassava green mite, mole crickets).
Borneo's animal inhabitants include the aptly named three-homed rhinoceros beetle, flying snakes, and the bizarre-looking proboscis monkey.
It has long been known, for example, that adults, pupae, and larvae of the coconut rhinoceros beetle, Oryctes rhinoceros (L.), produce audible stridulations (Darwin 1871; Gressitt 1953).
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