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Family Cicadidae - Cicadas

Cicadettinae · Cicadinae · Tibicininae

Subfamily Cicadettinae
Periodic Cicada - Magicicada Periodical Cicada (Brood X) - Magicicada Female M. septendecim - Magicicada septendecim - female Sex determination from nymphal skins - Magicicada septendecim - male - female Magicicada cassini Cicadas on Hosta - Magicicada cassini locust - Magicicada locust - Magicicada

Subfamily Cicadinae
Green Annual Cicada - Tibicen canicularis Tibicen lyricen var. engelhardti - Tibicen lyricen - female Scissor-grinder - Tibicen auletes - female greener - Tibicen canicularis Tibicen chloromera male? - Tibicen tibicen What kind of cicada and male or female? - Tibicen canicularis Tibicen pruinosus Tibicen lyricen virescens - Tibicen lyricen

Subfamily Tibicininae
Cicada who? - Okanagana Diceroprocta sp. - Platypedia Platypedia at Rest - Platypedia Cicada from Utah - Platypedia Okanagana rimosa - female Platypedia minor Okanagana bella Cicada maybe? - Okanagodes gracilis


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