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Genus Acanthocinus

Lesser Pine Borer · Acanthocinus obsoletus · Acanthocinus principes · Acanthocinus angulosus

Species Acanthocinus nodosus - Lesser Pine Borer
Lesser Pine Borer - Acanthocinus nodosus - male Lesser Pine Borer - Acanthocinus nodosus - female Lesser Pine Borer - Acanthocinus nodosus - female Lesser Pine Borer - Acanthocinus nodosus - female Lesser Pine Borer - Acanthocinus nodosus - female Acanthocinus nodosus Acanthocinus nodosus Borer, Sawyer or Lumberjack? - Acanthocinus nodosus - female

Species Acanthocinus obsoletus
Pinned specimen - Acanthocinus obsoletus - male Acanthocinus obsoletus Acanthocinus obsoletus Acanthocinus obsoletus Acanthocinus obsoletus Acanthocinus obsoletus Acanthocinus obsoletus Acanthocinus obsoletus

Species Acanthocinus principes
Sierra Nevada Monochamus - Acanthocinus principes Cropped image, Sierra Nevada beetle - Acanthocinus principes

Species Acanthocinus angulosus
Longhorn with ovipositor - Acanthocinus angulosus Longhorn with ovipositor - Acanthocinus angulosus - female


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