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Gut microbiota of dung beetles shows taxonomic turnover but relative functional stability
The dung beetle gut microbiota is essential for host health and plays a key role in regulating the biochemical processes underpinning grassland ecosystem functioning. Understanding how its taxonomic and functional composition varies across species may help predict the ecological consequences of chan
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