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Family Pythidae - Dead Log Beetles

Priognathus · Pytho · Trimitomerus

Genus Priognathus
beetle - Priognathus monilicornis beetle - Priognathus monilicornis

Genus Pytho
Pytho niger Pytho niger Beetle - Pytho planus Not sure what family - Pytho niger P. planus or something else? - Pytho planus Dead Log Beetle - Pytho planus another Dead Log Beetle species - Pytho seidlitzi Larvae, pupae, adults - Pytho niger

Genus Trimitomerus
Arizona's Dead Log Beetle - Trimitomerus riversii Beetle with huge 3 last members of antennae - Trimitomerus riversii Beetle with huge 3 last members of antennae - Trimitomerus riversii


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