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Subfamily Caliscelinae


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Range map for Caliscelinae
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama     7 2    
Alberta       1    
Arizona 8 12 101420161  
Arkansas1    2   1  
British Columbia      24    
California 2   5 211   
Colorado     446    
Connecticut      1     
Florida 33 32   2  
Georgia    21 42822
Illinois     1 43   
Indiana      1 3   
Iowa     5203917   
Kansas     6   5  
Kentucky     131    
Louisiana      5 4   
Maine       1    
Manitoba            
Maryland        1   
Massachusetts      62    
Minnesota      43    
Mississippi            
Missouri     3      
Montana            
Nebraska      12    
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Hampshire      14    
New Jersey        2   
New Mexico      4 29  
New York        1   
North Carolina      719271  
Oklahoma    233 1   
Ontario      41    
Oregon     33 126  
Pennsylvania       34   
Quebec       1    
Saskatchewan        4   
South Carolina     1 1    
Texas  9324 1373385
Utah    5 434   
Virginia     13     
Washington     3      
West Virginia         1  
Wisconsin     17211  

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