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Tribe Xyleborini


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Range map for Xyleborini
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama 31221293323 
Arizona 4   733    
Arkansas1           
British Columbia  5 106  5   
California 36 739434  
Colorado            
Connecticut  22        
Florida14102474617 3
Georgia 249 31221  
Illinois    71      
Indiana   947 3    
Iowa    4     3 
Kansas   4424421  
Kentucky   22       
Louisiana  421 1     
Maine   4        
Maryland3 11955436   
Massachusetts3 3242551910    
Michigan   1     3  
Minnesota   1        
Mississippi  991512  3  
Missouri     1312   
Nebraska     11      
New Brunswick    3       
New Hampshire   19       
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Jersey   2142713610   
New York   1462   2  
North Carolina  8 415 6   
Ohio   42       
Oklahoma    51  1   
Ontario   14       
Oregon    5       
Pennsylvania  14155142     
Quebec    3  2   3
Rhode Island    353     
South Carolina  3   42    
Tennessee   261521    
Texas  19 546 11 
Utah    3       
Vermont    1       
Virginia   14410  4   
Washington  3 2 3     
West Virginia   211232    
Wisconsin   4674     

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