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Family Zopheridae - Ironclad Beetles

Ironclad Beetles · Oppossum Beetles · Cylindrical Bark Beetles

Subfamily Zopherinae - Ironclad Beetles
rough textured beetle - Phellopsis obcordata Ironclad Beetle - Zopherus Conk ironclad beetle - Phellopsis obcordata Beetle 1854 - Phellopsis obcordata Ironclad with cream markings - Nosoderma diabolicum Nosoderma diabolicum tiny zopherid - Usechus Usechus? - Usechus

Subfamily Monommatinae - Oppossum Beetles
Monommatid beetle - Hyporhagus Monommatid beetle - Hyporhagus Monommatid beetle - Hyporhagus Monommatid beetle - Hyporhagus Shiny black beetle - Hyporhagus Shiny black beetle - Hyporhagus Always in puddles or birdbaths - Hyporhagus Always in puddles or birdbaths - Hyporhagus

Subfamily Colydiinae - Cylindrical Bark Beetles
tan/brown - Synchita fuliginosa Beetle - Bitoma Beetle - Bitoma Aulonium longum - female Colydiid - Namunaria guttulata Bitoma carinata Bitoma carinata Endeitoma dentata (Horn) - Endeitoma dentata


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