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Subfamily Bryocorinae

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Hesperolabops · Monalocoris · Pycnoderes · Sixeonotus · Tupiocoris

Genus Hesperolabops
cactus bug - Hesperolabops gelastops - male - female cactus bug - Hesperolabops gelastops whole group of cactus bugs - Hesperolabops gelastops cactus bug - Hesperolabops gelastops cactus bug - Hesperolabops gelastops

Genus Monalocoris
Plant Bug - Monalocoris americanus Plant Bug - Monalocoris americanus

Genus Pycnoderes
Bug - Pycnoderes Another Little Mirid - Pycnoderes dilatatus Very Tiny Plant Bug - Pycnoderes dilatatus Plant Bug - Pycnoderes dilatatus tiny heteroptera - Pycnoderes medius tiny heteroptera - Pycnoderes medius Pycnoderes medius Pycnoderes medius

Genus Sixeonotus
Sixeonotus Sixeonotus Miridae - ? - Sixeonotus areolatus Miridae - ? - Sixeonotus areolatus Miridae - ? - Sixeonotus areolatus Sixeonotus albicornis Sixeonotus albicornis Burrowing Bug - Sixeonotus albicornis

Genus Tupiocoris
Wasp of some sort - Tupiocoris Plant Bug - Tupiocoris rhododendri Elongated Bug, 10:25am - Tupiocoris similis Mirid bug - Tupiocoris Plant Bug - Tupiocoris Plant Bug - Tupiocoris

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