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Family Artheneidae

Chilacis · Holcocranum

Genus Chilacis
Artheneid - Chilacis typhae Bulrush Bug - Chilacis typhae - male Bulrush Bug - Chilacis typhae Chilacis typhae Bulrush Bug (Chilacis typhae) - Chilacis typhae - male - female Tiny bug - Chilacis typhae Artheneidae, nymph - Chilacis typhae Flat bug - Chilacis typhae

Genus Holcocranum
Artheneidae - Holcocranum saturejae True Bug - Holcocranum saturejae Typha seedhead bug - Holcocranum saturejae bug living inside cattail seedhead - Holcocranum saturejae artheneid bug - Holcocranum saturejae artheneid bug - Holcocranum saturejae Holcocranum saturejae? - Holcocranum saturejae Chilacis ? - Holcocranum saturejae


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