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Subspecies Coenonympha tullia inornata - Inornate Ringlet


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Range map for Inornate Ringlet
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Alberta     2      
Maine     416    
Manitoba     41     
Massachusetts    41 2    
Michigan    141411  
Minnesota    132     
New Brunswick     1      
New Hampshire    1412    
New York    816191   
Nova Scotia     2      
Ontario    113 61   
Pennsylvania     2 2    
Quebec     4 2    
Rhode Island     2      
Vermont     7 23   
Virginia    2       
West Virginia       1    
Wisconsin    25      

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