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Tribe Cyclocephalini

Ancognatha · Masked Chafers · Rice Beetles

Genus Ancognatha
Scarab, Madera canyon - Ancognatha manca All black Ancognatha manca - Ancognatha manca

Genus Cyclocephala - Masked Chafers
Masked Chafer - Cyclocephala borealis beetle - Cyclocephala lurida - male Scarab - Cyclocephala lurida - male Scarab 5 - Cyclocephala longula Scrab beetle - Cyclocephala june beetle? may beetle? Masked Chafer? - Cyclocephala Cyclocephala melanocephala? - Cyclocephala melanocephala Beetle 07.13.2009 017 - Cyclocephala

Genus Dyscinetus - Rice Beetles
Dyscinetus morator - male Scarab with ants - Dyscinetus morator Which Dark Beetle - Dyscinetus picipes Dyscinetus morator (Fabricius) - Dyscinetus morator Dyscinetus morator (Fabricius) - Dyscinetus morator BG2513 D0929b - Dyscinetus morator BG2513 D0929b - Dyscinetus morator Rice Beetle - First DE Datapoint - Dyscinetus morator


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