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Subfamily Polycestinae


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Range map for Polycestinae
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama   81   1   
Alberta     1      
Arizona221124474170206170565 
Arkansas  182151    
British Columbia   31       
California67251131381971061413  
Colorado 1  3121276   
Florida3 5410181015513 
Georgia  351141     
Idaho     4      
Illinois   4274     
Indiana    591     
Iowa   1655     
Kansas   344161    
Kentucky   3253     
Louisiana  14  4     
Manitoba      2     
Maryland   83831    
Massachusetts   4391 1   
Michigan      1     
Minnesota     11     
Mississippi  1         
Missouri   4699     
Montana       1    
Nebraska    2146     
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Nevada  11012113316  
New Jersey    21      
New Mexico 21411265317291713 4
New York   12       
North Carolina  41414712    
North Dakota     1      
Ohio    332     
Oklahoma   15359363   
Oregon  52414      
Pennsylvania    321     
Saskatchewan     2      
South Carolina   2731     
South Dakota     31     
Tennessee   64       
Texas 1411421261035823335941 
Utah   625308352  
Virginia   46832    
Washington  1 53      
West Virginia    1       
Wisconsin     34     
Wyoming      1     

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