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Tribe Hyperaspidini


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Range map for Hyperaspidini
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama    3       
Alberta   141 12   
Arizona 53816233115920  
Arkansas  2512      
California15425371832111820411
Colorado    19      
Florida6 594428 138
Georgia 132 2      
Idaho      3     
Illinois  11  44 42 
Indiana   3112   1 
Iowa     136174   
Kansas  1   33    
Kentucky  2         
Louisiana    4 42    
Maine      1     
Maryland  321435   5 
Massachusetts   1116171763   
Michigan   21 1   1 
Minnesota       3    
Missouri    614     
Montana         3  
Nebraska     13     
Nevada  234 610    
New Brunswick    12      
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Hampshire   56 149    
New Jersey   3854     
New Mexico2  1291112113  
New York    222 2   
North Carolina     2      
Oklahoma 2212585 2   
Ontario   32 5213  
Oregon     3      
Pennsylvania   5846510   
Quebec    16      
Rhode Island     1      
Saskatchewan        6   
South Carolina   3  2     
South Dakota            
Texas 13263839383515193465
Utah   73 9  1  
Vermont    6 3     
Virginia   223  31  
Washington      41 3  
West Virginia    1       
Wisconsin    511692   

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