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Genus Anomalon


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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama    1       
Arizona   1822     
British Columbia     1      
California   121025642 
Colorado     11364   
Connecticut      2     
Florida112213107744112
Georgia    32  423 
Idaho       23   
Illinois     133    
Iowa      23    
Kansas      21    
Kentucky    2   2   
Louisiana   4 1      
Maine      25    
Maryland       3    
Massachusetts      144    
Michigan       1    
Mississippi     1      
Montana        10   
Nebraska      3     
Nevada      2     
New Brunswick       4    
New Hampshire      34    
New Jersey     25     
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Mexico    31      
New York     1672   
North Carolina     336 11 
Ohio     11     
Oklahoma    36      
Ontario      21    
Oregon      624   
Pennsylvania     2 103   
Quebec      29    
Rhode Island      7     
South Carolina     461 1  
Tennessee     13261  
Texas   15141244332
Utah     2 2    
Virginia       3    
Washington    2       
West Virginia       1    
Wisconsin      23    
Wyoming      12    

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