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Subfamily Myzininae


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Range map for Myzininae
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama     73 32  
Arizona    161427406  
Arkansas     971171  
California     88133   
Colorado     21425    
Connecticut      34    
Delaware      47    
Florida562322543193633473115
Georgia    310177783 
Illinois    33253919   
Indiana      382   
Iowa      151118   
Kansas      13441  
Kentucky      3 1   
Louisiana    810510101312 
Maryland      37126   
Massachusetts      1110 2  
Michigan      1133   
Minnesota     315173   
Mississippi     21 2   
Missouri     1171316   
Nebraska     14163   
Nevada      4 2   
New Hampshire      341   
New Jersey      361   
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Mexico     4992   
New York     11171   
North Carolina     281881  
North Dakota      4 1   
Ohio      17272   
Oklahoma     11999   
Ontario      6233   
Pennsylvania      1019    
Quebec       2    
Rhode Island      22    
South Carolina    33 11833 
South Dakota       33   
Tennessee     611262  
Texas   152221162348 3
Utah      4132   
Vermont      22    
Virginia     21883   
West Virginia      5     
Wisconsin      8171   

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