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Family Rhyparochromidae - Dirt-colored Seed Bugs

Plinthisinae · Rhyparochrominae · Unidentified nymphs

Subfamily Plinthisinae
Bug nymph with enlarged profemora? - Plinthisus martini Bug nymph with enlarged profemora? - Plinthisus martini Plinthisus redux? - Plinthisus martini Plinthisus redux? - Plinthisus martini Bug - Plinthisus brevipennis Bug - Plinthisus brevipennis Tiny Hemiptera - Plinthisus brevipennis Tiny Hemiptera - Plinthisus brevipennis

Subfamily Rhyparochrominae
6008833 - Ozophora picturata Umbrose Seed Bug - Atrazonotus umbrosus Unknown mating couple. - Neopamera bilobata - male - female Dirt-colored - Ozophora Dirt-colored Seed Bug - Heraeus plebejus Rhyparochromidae - Sphragisticus nebulosus Neopamera bilobata - Neopamera albocincta Trapezonotus lattini

Unidentified nymphs
Broad-headed Bug nymph? Dirt-colored Seed Bug (subadult) Bug Nymph true bug nymph Bug nymph with red legs and antennae Unknown nymph Bug Nymph2 Red nymphs - maybe rhyparochromids?


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