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Genus Aphodius

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Subgenus Pardalosus · Subgenus Planolinellus · Subgenus Planolinoides · Subgenus Pseudagolius · Subgenus Stenotothorax

Subgenus Pardalosus
Aphodius davisi - Aphodius slevini Aphodius pardalis Aphodius pardalis Aphodius pardalis Aphodius pardalis Aphodius pardalis

Subgenus Planolinellus
Aphodius? - Aphodius vittatus

Subgenus Planolinoides
Aphodius neotomae

Subgenus Pseudagolius
Which Tiny Beetle? - Aphodius bicolor Aphodius bicolor Aphodius/Pseudagolius bicolor - Aphodius bicolor Aphodius/Pseudagolius bicolor - Aphodius bicolor Aphodius/Pseudagolius bicolor - Aphodius bicolor Beetle - Aphodius bicolor

Subgenus Stenotothorax
Aphodiine dung beetle? - Aphodius badipes Aphodiine dung beetle? - Aphodius badipes Aphodiine dung beetle? - Aphodius badipes Aphodius sparsus Aphodius badipes Aphodius badipes

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