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subgenus Geohowdenius

Eger's Earth Boring Beetle · Opaque Earth Boring Beetle

Species Geotrupes egeriei - Eger's Earth Boring Beetle
Geotrupes egerici ?? - Geotrupes egeriei Scarab Beetle sp.? - Geotrupes egeriei Scarab Beetle sp.? - Geotrupes egeriei Eger's Earth Boring Beetle - Geotrupes egeriei Small Scarab - Geotrupes egeriei Geotrupes - Geotrupes egeriei Beetle - Geotrupes egeriei cyan geotrupid - Geotrupes egeriei

Species Geotrupes opacus - Opaque Earth Boring Beetle
Dung Beetle - Geotrupes opacus Dung roller - Geotrupes opacus scarab beetle - Geotrupes opacus Geotrupes opacus Haldeman, 1853 - Geotrupes opacus Geotrupes opacus from North Central Texas - Geotrupes opacus Geotrupes opacus Beetle with fly - Geotrupes opacus Geotrupes opacus


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