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Genus Scolops

 
 
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Scolops abnormis · Scolops angustatus · Scolops fumidus · Scolops hesperius · Scolops pungens

Species Scolops abnormis
Partridge bug - Scolops abnormis Partridge bug - Scolops abnormis Partridge bug - Scolops abnormis Partridge Bug nymph - Scolops abnormis Partridge Bug nymph - Scolops abnormis Scolops abnormis

Species Scolops angustatus
hopper - Scolops angustatus hopper..... - Scolops angustatus

Species Scolops fumidus
Planthopper ?Scolops sp.? - Scolops fumidus Planthopper ?Scolops sp.? - Scolops fumidus Planthopper ?Scolops sp.? - Scolops fumidus

Species Scolops hesperius
Hopper of some sort - Scolops hesperius

Species Scolops pungens
Scolops Planthopper - Scolops pungens Scolops robustus? - Scolops pungens Scolops robustus? - Scolops pungens Some type of weevil? - Scolops pungens Curculionidae? - Scolops pungens Curculionidae? - Scolops pungens Dictyopharid Planthopper - Scolops pungens

 
 
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