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Cerambycids updated

I've created guides for the additional required subfamilies and moved all genera to suit. I wanted to point out a great link; Illustrated Checklist of Florida Cerambycids. I've noticed that Yanega is very popular (outstanding reference), but care must be taken when used for the SE fauna. Between Yanega and the Florida link, the Eastern US should just about be covered.
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Contributed by Phillip Harpootlian on 11 April, 2005 - 7:21am

Cerambycidae of North Dakota
I am just finishing up the Cerambycidae of North Dakota, with all updates on taxonomy, some of you may be using the Cerambycidae of North Dakota by Stein and Tagestad (1976) but the images are extremely poor and the taxonomy is off. Anyone wanting more info or to reserve a copy can contact me at guy.hanley@minotstateu.edu. Price I believe is going to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 17 to 20 dollars.
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