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Genus Automeris


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Range map for Automeris
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama    2 413   
Arizona 1   73716137  
Arkansas    54241   
Colorado     2152   
Connecticut        1   
Florida3261081210517614177
Georgia    34244   
Illinois     2 1    
Indiana    1527    
Iowa     221    
Kansas    35      
Kentucky   1 7 13   
Louisiana2 231215323  
Maine     4833   
Maryland     827    
Massachusetts    19134    
Michigan    15 21   
Minnesota     411    
Mississippi    1 1     
Missouri     3 12   
Montana      2     
Nebraska    1221    
New Hampshire     222    
New Jersey     465    
New Mexico    351014177  
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New York    611444   
North Carolina  1 272926   
North Dakota      2     
Ohio     115 1   
Oklahoma    15646322 
Ontario    57111   
Pennsylvania    1282297   
Quebec     1 1    
Rhode Island    12920 1   
South Carolina   1   412  
South Dakota     1      
Tennessee    72311   
Texas549168134671261
Vermont     1  1   
Virginia    123531  
West Virginia     221    
Wisconsin      33    

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