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Beetle - Oberea flavipes
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Beetle - Oberea flavipes
Nicollet County, Minnesota, USA
June 3, 2021
Very narrow and skinny abdomen. Photographed at night.

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Contributed by andrew95 on 3 June, 2021 - 1:47pm

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A friend of mine is beginning a project utilizing DNA to try and sort out some problems in the genus Oberea and is in need of a specimen of Oberea flavipes. Is there any chance that you may see these regularly enough to collect a specimen? One in 95% EtOH would be a real help... thanks!
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