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Genus Dytiscus

Understriped Diving Beetle · Vertical Diving Beetle · Dytiscus cordieri

Species Dytiscus fasciventris - Understriped Diving Beetle
Predacious Diving Beetle - Dytiscus fasciventris - male Predacious Diving Beetle - Dytiscus fasciventris - male grooved elytra Predacious Diving Beetle - Dytiscus fasciventris - female grooved elytra Predacious Diving Beetle - Dytiscus fasciventris - female grooved elytra Predacious Diving Beetle - Dytiscus fasciventris - female Understriped Diving Beetle - Dytiscus fasciventris - male Understriped Diving Beetle - Dytiscus fasciventris - male

Species Dytiscus verticalis - Vertical Diving Beetle
diving beetle - length - Dytiscus verticalis diving beetle - wings - Dytiscus verticalis diving beetle - below - Dytiscus verticalis diving beetle - face - Dytiscus verticalis large Predacious Diving Beetle - Dytiscus verticalis Vertical Diving Beetle - Dytiscus verticalis Vertical Diving Beetle - Dytiscus verticalis Vertical Diving Beetle - Dytiscus verticalis

Species Dytiscus cordieri
Cordier Diving Beetle - Dytiscus cordieri Dytiscus sp. - Dytiscus cordieri - female Dytiscus sp. - Dytiscus cordieri - female Dytiscus sp. - Dytiscus cordieri Dytiscus sp. - Dytiscus cordieri


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