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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Barklice, Booklice, and Parasitic Lice (Psocodea) » Caeciliusidae » Valenzuela

Genus Valenzuela

 
 
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Valenzuela confluens · Valenzuela flavidus · Valenzuela hyperboreus · Valenzuela indicator · Valenzuela pinicola

Species Valenzuela confluens
Dark colored barklouse? - Valenzuela confluens Dark colored barklouse? - Valenzuela confluens

Species Valenzuela flavidus
fly? - Valenzuela flavidus barklouse - Valenzuela flavidus Bark Louse ID - Valenzuela flavidus - male Psocid - Valenzuela flavidus - female Bark Louse - August 29 - Valenzuela flavidus Bark Louse - August 21 - Valenzuela flavidus eggs on Hickory leaf - September 5 - Valenzuela flavidus Barklouse - Valenzuela flavidus

Species Valenzuela hyperboreus
Bark louse - Valenzuela hyperboreus barklouse - Valenzuela hyperboreus barklouse - Valenzuela hyperboreus

Species Valenzuela indicator
I Give Up - Valenzuela indicator I Give Up - Valenzuela indicator Barklouse - Valenzuela indicator Barklouse - Valenzuela indicator Barklouse - Valenzuela indicator Barklouse - Valenzuela indicator

Species Valenzuela pinicola
Barklouse - Valenzuela pinicola Bark Louse - Valenzuela pinicola barklouse - Valenzuela pinicola Valenzuela sp.? - Valenzuela pinicola

 
 
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