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Genus Corticotomus

Corticotomus caviceps · Corticotomus cylindricus · Corticotomus depressus · Corticotomus parallelus

Species Corticotomus caviceps
Corticotomus caviceps Fall - Corticotomus caviceps

Species Corticotomus cylindricus
Flat / Bark something - possibly Trogossitidae? - Corticotomus cylindricus Flat / Bark something - possibly Trogossitidae? - Corticotomus cylindricus Trogossitid - Corticotomus cylindricus Trogossitid - Corticotomus cylindricus Corticotomus cylindricus Cylindrical Trogossitid - Corticotomus cylindricus

Species Corticotomus depressus
Corticotomus depressus Shaeffer - Corticotomus depressus

Species Corticotomus parallelus
Corticotomus parallelus - Corticotomus parallelus Corticotomus parallelus - Corticotomus parallelus Corticotomus parallelus - Corticotomus parallelus Bark-gnawing Beetle - Corticotomus parallelus Bark-gnawing Beetle - Corticotomus parallelus Bark-gnawing Beetle - Corticotomus parallelus


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