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Tribe Prionini

Derobrachus · Orthosoma · Prionus

Genus Derobrachus
Derobrachus brevicollis - Derobrachus thomasi - male Palo Verde root borer - Derobrachus hovorei - female Palo Verde Root Borer - Derobrachus hovorei paloverde rootborer Derobrachus geminatus - Derobrachus hovorei - male Brown beetle, 3+ inches long, pinchers, long antenna. found in evening, Texas panhandle, in area of lake. - Derobrachus One day after the first monsoon storm, at night at the patio light - Derobrachus hovorei - male Prionid/ Derobrachus (long horned beetle) - Derobrachus

Genus Orthosoma
Brown Prionid, Orthosoma brunneum - Orthosoma brunneum Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum Root Borer - Orthosoma brunneum Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum Illinois - Orthosoma brunneum Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum Maybe a Giant Root Borer? - Orthosoma brunneum Long horn? - Orthosoma brunneum

Genus Prionus
Beetle - Prionus laticollis Root Borer - Prionus imbricornis giant beetle - Prionus californicus Large beetle sp? - Prionus laticollis Night Beetle - Prionus Prionus Beetle, maybe P. heroicus ? - Prionus heroicus 2 Prionus emarginatus - male - female


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