How do you identify a male beetle and a female beetle?

Examination of bodies and observation of appearance and behavior are ways of identifying a female beetle and a male. Females can be found around deposited eggs and hatched larvae and under mating-driven males that coordinate their breeding actions with the possibility of standing atop female backs and their daily movements with commercial, industrial, residential, rural, suburban and urban nightlights and with foliage-rich breeding, feeding and sheltering opportunities. Females have bigger bodies, bulkier abdomens, simpler antennae, smaller eyes, and thinner eggs while males lack ovipositors for depositing eggs.