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Nearly all members of the genus live in tropical and subtropical forests.

Corvids are understudied for a reason — many members of the genus live in small, threatened communities on hard-to reach islands.

Most bees in the Melitta genus live in Africa, Europe and Asia.

Ecnomiohyla rabborum, like other members of the genus, live in the forest canopy.

The oldest examples of this genus lived approximately 80 Ma, and the youngest lived around 73 Ma.

As noted, there is bonebed evidence that this genus lived in groups during at least part of the year.

All the species in this genus live in semi-aquatic habitats and usually feed underwater.

Daubenton's bats, like many other species of the Myotis genus, live in fusion-fission colonies, where all the individual bats in the same roosting area form a loose colony, although no two individuals spend all their time together [ 40].

Species of the genus Isognomon often co-occur with species of Malleus in crevices and on soft muddy bottoms, but also are gregarious on mangrove roots, whereas species of Crenatula, the second isognomonid genus, live inside sponges (as the malleid Vulsella).

The third genus, Atubaria, lives on hydroids.

The eyeless genus Siettitra lives in deep wells.