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Tribe Prionini

Derobrachus · Orthosoma · Prionus

Genus Derobrachus
Palo Verde Root Borer - Derobrachus hovorei Brown beetle, 3+ inches long, pinchers, long antenna. found in evening, Texas panhandle, in area of lake. - Derobrachus Pine Sawyer? - Derobrachus hovorei Pine Sawyer? - Derobrachus hovorei Pine Sawyer? - Derobrachus hovorei beetle - Derobrachus hovorei - female Palo Verde Root Borer - Derobrachus hovorei

Genus Orthosoma
Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum - male Blister Beetle? - Orthosoma brunneum Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum - female Maybe a Giant Root Borer? - Orthosoma brunneum Unknown Cerambycidae - Orthosoma brunneum longhorn who sang to me - Orthosoma brunneum - male Brown Prionid - Orthosoma brunneum

Genus Prionus
Prionus californicus - male Prionus laticollus mating behavior - Prionus laticollis Prionus Beetle, maybe P. heroicus ? - Prionus heroicus Prionus heroicus Prionid - Prionus californicus Prionus emarginatus - male Tile-horned Prionus - Dorsal - Prionus imbricornis - female Broad Necked Prionus - Prionus laticollis - female


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