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Family Dytiscidae - Predaceous Diving Beetles

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Predaceous Diving Beetles (Dytiscidae)
Coptotomus cf. longulus Coptotomus cf. longulus Coptotomus cf. longulus Coptotomus cf. longulus Coptotomus cf. longulus Coptotomus cf. longulus Coptotomus cf. longulus Acilius cf. confusus - male Acilius cf. confusus - male Acilius cf. confusus - female Acilius cf. confusus - female Dytiscidae Dytiscidae water beetle water beetle water beetle Aquatic Beetle Diving Beetle sp. Diving Beetle sp. Sanfilippodytes vilis? Stictotarsus corvinus? Black Diver July 24 Dytiscidae hydrovatus?

 
 
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