Which of the following is not an example of an anobiid beetle?

The red flour beetle is not an example of an anobiid beetle because it belongs to a different family known as the Tenebrionidae, or darkling beetles. Anobiid beetles, on the other hand, include wood-boring beetles that are part of the Anobiidae family, commonly known for their wood-destroying capabilities.

The grain weevil, booklice, and pasta moth represent other types of pests, but they each belong to different classifications. The grain weevil is part of the family Curculionidae, which are weevils. Booklice fall under the order Psocoptera, which are typically soft-bodied insects and do not share characteristics with anobiid beetles. The pasta moth, also known as the Indian meal moth, belongs to the family Pyralidae and is known for infesting stored grains and dried foods.