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Subfamily Chaitophorinae


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Range map for Chaitophorinae
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alaska      12    
Alberta     121    
Arizona   64      1
British Columbia    11      
California1103116262847 
Colorado      1 1   
Connecticut    3       
District of Columbia    5       
Florida        34  
Georgia  13        
Idaho            
Illinois       2    
Iowa     3342   
Kansas      3     
Maine     61     
Manitoba     2      
Maryland   2      3 
Massachusetts    2646452  
Michigan       1    
Minnesota     1132   
Missouri      1     
Montana       1    
Nebraska     2 1    
New Brunswick     1 3    
New Hampshire    2 213   
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Jersey     23     
New Mexico     3      
New York   292      
North Carolina   1 31     
Oklahoma     1      
Ontario    4521    
Oregon         2  
Pennsylvania   29 214   
Quebec    61991662  
Rhode Island     1      
Saskatchewan     1 5    
Tennessee    1       
Texas  1  3      
Utah       1    
Vermont    1  1 7  
Virginia    422     
Washington    31      
West Virginia      1     
Wisconsin    11      
Wyoming        2   

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