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Species Entylia carinata - Keeled Treehopper


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Range map for Keeled Treehopper
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama   1  2 1   
Arkansas  1 27 532  
Connecticut     6      
Delaware    1 2     
Florida 31  2  111 
Georgia   2113131  
Illinois   14141161  
Indiana    3161    
Iowa    47311   
Kansas    1 113   
Kentucky    11 111  
Louisiana    315     
Maine    26521   
Maryland   55115683  
Massachusetts    814584   
Michigan     221    
Minnesota     3 11   
Mississippi    6 1     
Missouri    222 3   
Nebraska     12     
New Brunswick    33 51   
New Hampshire    15414   
New Jersey    3 7 71  
New York    11346331 
North Carolina   1294761  
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Nova Scotia    11      
Ohio   1311062   
Oklahoma   1216 1 31 
Ontario    2233    
Pennsylvania    7 811294  
Quebec    134 1   
South Carolina    12 112  
Tennessee   171213   
Texas  16459  4  
Vermont     1 92   
Virginia  1 4738821 
West Virginia    3 3     
Wisconsin    2 823   

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