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Tribe Prionini

Derobrachus · Orthosoma · Prionus

Genus Derobrachus
Longhorn beetle - Derobrachus hovorei Palo Verde Root Borer - Derobrachus hovorei Palo Verde Root Borer - Derobrachus hovorei I thought Lonhorn family but uncertain - Derobrachus hovorei I thought Lonhorn family but uncertain after seeing photos of them - Derobrachus hovorei arizona beetle - Derobrachus hovorei Prionid /Derobrachus - Derobrachus Pine Sawyer? - Derobrachus hovorei

Genus Orthosoma
Longhorn Beetle - Orthosoma brunneum Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum Maybe a Giant Root Borer? - Orthosoma brunneum Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum brown prionid (Orthosoma brunneum) - Orthosoma brunneum

Genus Prionus
Broad-necked root borer - Prionus laticollis - female Big Beetle - Prionus 2 Beetle 0725 - Prionus laticollis - male - female Big Beetle - Prionus imbricornis Ground Beetle (what's coming out the back?) - Prionus laticollis Beetle (Southeastern Coastal North Carolina) - Prionus Prionus? - Prionus pocularis - female


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