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Family Lucanidae - Stag Beetles

Aesalinae · Lucaninae · Syndesinae

Subfamily Aesalinae
Nicagus obscurus - male Nicagus obscurus - male Nicagus occultus Paulsen & Smith - Nicagus occultus - male Nicagus occultus Paulsen & Smith - Nicagus occultus - female Lucanid - Nicagus obscurus

Subfamily Lucaninae
Reddish-brown Stag Beetle - Lucanus capreolus - male Stag Beetle - Lucanus capreolus Stag beetle - Lucanus mazama - female stag beetle - Lucanus capreolus - male Male Stag - Lucanus capreolus - male Platycerus oregonensis - female Which Lucanidae?ID please. - Dorcus parallelus Platycerus virescens - male

Subfamily Syndesinae
Ceruchus piceus - male Stag Beetle - Sinodendron rugosum lucanid - Ceruchus striatus Pitted, horned beetle - Sinodendron rugosum - male Stag Beetle - Ceruchus piceus - male Ceruchus piceus? - Ceruchus piceus - male Ceruchus piceus - female Ceruchus piceus - female


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