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Family Cydnidae - Burrowing Bugs

 
 
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Amnestus · Cyrtomenus · Dallasiellus · Melanaethus · Microporus

Genus Amnestus
Burrowing Bug - Amnestus pusillus - female Burrowing Bug - Amnestus pusillus - female small burrowing bug - Amnestus pallidus Burrowing Bug - Amnestus Scutelleroidea - Amnestus Cydnid - Amnestus Minute Pirate Bug - Amnestus pallidus Little brown bug - Amnestus

Genus Cyrtomenus
? - Cyrtomenus ciliatus ? - Cyrtomenus ciliatus Burrowing Bug - Cyrtomenus ciliatus Burrowing Bug - Cyrtomenus ciliatus Cyrtomenus ciliatus Cyrtomenus ciliatus Cyrtomenus ciliatus Cyrtomenus ciliatus

Genus Dallasiellus
Pangaeus bilineatus (?) - Dallasiellus Pangaeus bilineatus (?) - Dallasiellus

Genus Melanaethus
Burrowing Bug - Melanaethus robustus burrowing bug that was carrying grass seed - Melanaethus robustus Burrowing Bug - Melanaethus robustus Burrowing Bug - Melanaethus robustus 2.7mm borrowing bug - Melanaethus Burrowing Bug - Melanaethus Burrowing Bug - Melanaethus Bug - Melanaethus robustus

Genus Microporus

 
 
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