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Family Brentidae - Straight-snouted Weevils

Brentinae · Cyphagoginae · Trachelizinae · Cyladinae · Apioninae

Subfamily Brentinae
Brentidae, Arrhenodes minutus - Arrhenodes minutus - female Arrhenodes minutus - female Oak Timberworm - Arrhenodes minutus - male Oak Timberworm - Arrhenodes minutus - male Brentus anchorago - female Straight-snouted weevil - Arrhenodes minutus - female Arrhenodes minutus - Oak Timberworm female - Arrhenodes minutus Heterobrenthus texanus Schaeffer - Heterobrenthus texanus

Subfamily Cyphagoginae
Stereodermus exilus

Subfamily Trachelizinae
Paratrachelizus uncimanus

Subfamily Cyladinae
Sweet-Potato Weevil - Cylas formicarius Sweet Potato Weevil - Cylas formicarius Cylas formicarius Cylas formicarius (Fabricius) - Cylas formicarius

Subfamily Apioninae
Tiny South American Anteater - just kidding! - Rhopalapion longirostre - male Weevil on Malva - Aspidapion radiolus Weevil - Betulapion simile Weevil Utah Weevil - Rhopalapion longirostre weevil - Betulapion simile Coelocephalapion aculeatum (Fall) - Coelocephalapion aculeatum Apionid on Helianthus sp.


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