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Macrotomini
Mystery Prionid Prioninae? Prioninae?

Macrotomini » Nothopleurus » Nothopleurus lobigenis
Nothopleurus from California - Nothopleurus lobigenis - male Longhorn - Nothopleurus lobigenis Female prionid from the same site as the male - Nothopleurus lobigenis - female Male prionid with long mandibels - Nothopleurus lobigenis - male Female prionid from the same site as the male - Nothopleurus lobigenis - female Female prionid from the same site as the male - Nothopleurus lobigenis - female Female prionid from the same site as the male - Nothopleurus lobigenis - female Female prionid from the same site as the male - Nothopleurus lobigenis - female Male prionid with long mandibels - Nothopleurus lobigenis - male Male prionid with long mandibels - Nothopleurus lobigenis - male Male prionid with long mandibels - Nothopleurus lobigenis - male Family Cerambycidae - Longhorn Beetle - Nothopleurus lobigenis Ventral shot - Nothopleurus lobigenis Big Prionid - Nothopleurus lobigenis Big Prionid - Nothopleurus lobigenis - female Hardwood Stump Borer (Mallodon dasystomus)?? In Arizona? - Nothopleurus lobigenis Hardwood Stump Borer (Mallodon dasystomus)?? In Arizona? - Nothopleurus lobigenis - female

Macrotomini » Nothopleurus » Nothopleurus madericus
Nothopleurus madericus - Nothopleurus madericus - female This may be the other Nothopleurus - Nothopleurus madericus - female This may be the other Nothopleurus - Nothopleurus madericus

Macrotomini » Mallodon » Hardwood Stump Borer (Mallodon dasystomus)
BG2540 E0991a - Mallodon dasystomus


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