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Subfamily Apioninae - Pear-shaped Weevils

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Pear-shaped Weevils (Apioninae)
Weevil from White Mountains, Lee canyon Pear shaped weevil from San Benito Apioninae from Fish Slough Apioninae Apioninae Weevil #4 - Greenish-Bronze Metallic ID Request - Weevil - Burleson TX Apioninae, lateral Apioninae, frontal Apioninae, dorsal Apioninae, on Showy Tick-trefoil Weevil Weevil Weevil Straight-snouted Weevil - Stenopterapion meliloti ??? Brentidae-Fallapion sp? Apionish Apionish Apionish Kissingeria sp.? Tiny snout beetle Tiny Black Weevil Tiny Black Weevil Petiole borer, Angelica

 
 
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