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Species Neoligia exhausta - Exhausted Brocade - Hodges#9408


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Colorado      2     
Illinois     33     
Indiana     1      
Iowa      1     
Maine      3     
Massachusetts     28     
Michigan     13     
Minnesota      11    
Missouri     1      
Nebraska     11     
New Brunswick      11    
New Hampshire     221    
New Jersey     1      
New York     15     
North Dakota      4     
Nova Scotia       1    
Ohio      1     
Ontario     19     
Pennsylvania      4     
Quebec     311     
Rhode Island      1     
Vermont     11     
Wisconsin     23     

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