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Subfamily Pimeliinae

 
 
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Anepsiini · Asidini · Cnemeplatini · Cnemodini · Coniontini

Tribe Anepsiini
tiny desert teneb - Anepsius delicatulus tiny desert teneb - Anepsius delicatulus sand teneb - Batulius setosus small desert teneb - Batuliodes rotundicollis 4-4-4 Teneb - Anchomma costatum

Tribe Asidini
concave-pronotum darkling beetle Desert Beetle - Gonasida another Asidini - Stenosides anastomosis Stenomorpha sp - Stenomorpha Stenomorpha Big Bend Beetle Stenomorpha Hairy Asidine - Craniotus pubescens

Tribe Cnemeplatini
Lepidocnemeplatia sericea - male Teneb - Alaudes

Tribe Cnemodini
coleoptera - Cnemodinus Cnemodinus testaceus Cnemodinus testaceus

Tribe Coniontini
Black Leaf Beetle ? - Eusattus Eusattus muricatus odd ground Beetle - Coniontis Which Black striated Beetle? - Eusattus Earth-Boring Dung Beetle? - Eusattus Dune Beetle (Coelus sp) - Coelus Eusattus convexus LeConte - Eusattus convexus Eusattus sp.? - Eusattus

 
 
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