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Family Dytiscidae - Predaceous Diving Beetles

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Predaceous Diving Beetles (Dytiscidae)
Predaceous Diving Beetle Predaceous Diving Beetle Predaceous Diving Beetle Dytiscidae of sorts Dytiscidae of sorts Dytiscidae of sorts Hygrotus? Maybe Hygrotus lutescens? Hygrotus? Maybe Hygrotus lutescens? Hygrotus lutescens? Hygrotus lutescens? Hygrotus lutescens? Diving Beetle Beetle Wings found in Archaeological Dig--possible necklace or ornamentation pieces 6026820 Predaceous Diving Beetle? Predaceous Diving Beetle? diving beetle in pool of intermittent stream Rhantus atricolor? dytiscid Black Diver July 24 Dytiscidae Cockroach type bug near seashore

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