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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Beetles (Coleoptera) » Water, Rove, Scarab, Longhorn, Leaf and Snout Beetles (Polyphaga) » Click, Firefly and Soldier Beetles (Elateroidea) » Glowworm Beetles (Phengodidae)

Family Phengodidae - Glowworm Beetles

Cenophengus · Distremocephalus · Glowworms · Zarhipis

Genus Cenophengus
Cenophengus pallidus Schaeffer - Cenophengus pallidus

Genus Distremocephalus
Distremocephalus texanus (LeConte) - Distremocephalus texanus

Genus Phengodes - Glowworms
Glowworm - Phengodes Glowworm - Phengodes Glowworm beetle - Phengodes - male Unidentified beetle larva Glow worm beetle - Phengodes - male Glowworm Beetles - Phengodes millipede(?) living with Formica montana ants - Phengodes Phengodes sp. (larva) - Phengodes

Genus Zarhipis
Western Banded Glowworm - Zarhipis integripennis - male Phengodidae (Glow Worm) - Zarhipis - female Glowworm Beetle - Zarhipis Western Banded Glowworm - Zarhipis integripennis Millipede that I thought was molting. Someone else suggested it was a parasite or wasp larvae. - Zarhipis Millipede that I thought was molting. Someone else suggested it was a parasite or wasp larvae. - Zarhipis ? - Zarhipis integripennis - male ? - Zarhipis integripennis - male


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