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Subfamily Bolboceratinae

 
 
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Bolbelasmus · Bolbocerastes · Bolbocerosoma · Bolborhombus · Bradycinetulus

Genus Bolbelasmus
Bolbelasmus hornii - male Bolbelasmus hornii - male

Genus Bolbocerastes
Reddish brown dung beetle - Bolbocerastes imperialis Reddish brown dung beetle - Bolbocerastes imperialis Reddish brown dung beetle - Bolbocerastes imperialis Dead Brown Earth-boring Dung Beetle - Bolbocerastes Dead Brown Earth-boring Dung Beetle - Bolbocerastes Bolbocerastes imperialis - male Bolbocerastes imperialis - male Bolbocerastes imperialis - male

Genus Bolbocerosoma
Illinois data point - Bolbocerosoma farctum beetle 007 - Bolbocerosoma Bolbocerosoma confusum Brown - Bolbocerosoma confusum Boring dung beetle - Bolbocerosoma tumefactum found in minneota garage, beetle? with bobbing head - Bolbocerosoma bruneri found in minneota garage, beetle? with bobbing head - Bolbocerosoma bruneri Bolbocerosoma confusum Bolbocerosoma confusum

Genus Bolborhombus
Bolboceratinae - Bolborhombus Bolboceratinae - Bolborhombus

Genus Bradycinetulus
Bradycinetulus ferrugineus - male Bradycinetulus ferrugineus - male - female Bradycinetulus ferrugineus - male

 
 
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