Additionally , they are flattened dorso - ventrally , living between sepals and petals of female palm flowers .
First - instar larvae of Anchylorhynchus are unique in Curculionidae due to their falcate mandibles ( usually found in insects that feed on other insects ) .
They are flattened dorso - ventrally , living between sepals and petals of female palm flowers .
First - instar larvae of Anchylorhynchus are unique in Curculionidae due to their falcate mandibles ( usually found in insects that feed on other insects ) .