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Cerambycidae of North Dakota
By Guy A. Hanley
Minot State University, 2005
ISBN: 0961963522
Cite: 23859 with citation markup [cite:23859]
This new guide provides identification to 87 species of cerambycid, or longhorn beetles, that have been found in North Dakota. All species are treated one per page, with full color images, species descriptions, known habitats and ranges, and county distribution maps. Spiral bound. Contact the author at guy.hanley@minotstateu.edu or (701) 858-3076.
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Contributed by Guy A. Hanley on 11 July, 2005 - 8:51am

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According to the author only 100 copies were printed and they have all been sold. He also said that as of this post, Feb 2016, 102 species of Ceambycidae have now been recorded in ND.
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