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Genus Publilia

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Publilia
Treehoppers tended by ants - Publilia Treehoppers tended by ants - Publilia treehopper tended by ant (3 of 3) - Publilia treehopper tended by ant (3 of 3) - Publilia treehopper tended by ant (1 of 3) - Publilia Frass mimic hopper - Publilia

Publilia » Publilia concava
Little bug - Publilia concava ant and tree adults and nymphs - Publilia concava Hopper baby - Publilia concava Hopper - Publilia concava Hopper - Publilia concava ant, treehopper and nymphs - Publilia concava ants tending something - Publilia concava ants tending something - Publilia concava Treehopper nymphs - Publilia concava Treehopper nymphs - Publilia concava Hopper(?) with ants and eggs(?) - Publilia concava Hopper(?) with ants and eggs(?) - Publilia concava Hoppers and ants on Helianthus - Publilia concava Publilia concava? - Publilia concava Hopper - Publilia concava Treehoppers tended by Ant - Publilia concava Hoppers - Publilia concava Unknown Aphids - Publilia concava

 
 
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