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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Beetles (Coleoptera) » Ground and Water Beetles (Adephaga) » Predaceous Diving Beetles (Dytiscidae) » Colymbetinae » Agabus

Genus Agabus

 
 
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Agabus antennatus · Agabus anthracinus · Agabus canadensis · Agabus discolor · Disintegrated Diving Beetle

Species Agabus antennatus
Predaceous Diving Beetle - Agabus antennatus - female Predaceous Diving Beetle - Agabus antennatus - female Predaceous Diving Beetle - Agabus antennatus - male Predaceous Diving Beetle - Agabus antennatus - male

Species Agabus anthracinus
Predaceous Diving Beetle - Agabus anthracinus - female Predaceous Diving Beetle - Agabus anthracinus - female Predaceous Diving Beetle - Agabus anthracinus - female

Species Agabus canadensis
Predaceous Diving Beetle - Agabus canadensis - female Predaceous Diving Beetle - Agabus canadensis - female

Species Agabus discolor
Dytiscid - Agabus discolor - female

Species Agabus disintegratus - Disintegrated Diving Beetle
striped diving beetle - Agabus disintegratus diving beetle found in temporary pool in dunes - Agabus disintegratus unknown waterbeetle - Agabus disintegratus

 
 
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