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Subfamily Alleculinae - Comb-clawed Beetles


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Range map for Comb-clawed Beetles
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama  24116247532
Arizona  487354338215  
Arkansas   1 2   1  
British Columbia     711     
California  32862612915    
Colorado      21    
Connecticut    1221    
Delaware     2      
Florida 7241410151327  
Georgia 2 21951     
Illinois     58     
Indiana    210121    
Iowa     178     
Kansas    17211   
Kentucky    4111    
Louisiana  411    1  
Maine    11453    
Maryland   21348284    
Massachusetts   218828216    
Michigan      3     
Minnesota     1 2    
Mississippi  2  21  2  
Missouri    4187     
Montana      11    
Nevada      1     
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Brunswick     45     
New Hampshire 31134242510    
New Jersey     2293    
New Mexico     154    
New York    322253    
North Carolina 1 1171222    
North Dakota       1    
Nova Scotia     2      
Ohio   114      
Oklahoma   103111 1  
Ontario   341371    
Oregon     624    
Pennsylvania    727321   2
Quebec    219106    
Rhode Island     532    
South Carolina  122 2     
Tennessee1  2257     
Texas 17275625921131121
Utah      42    
Vermont     3      
Virginia    18313 2   
Washington    28295    
West Virginia     6      
Wisconsin    5118     

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