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Subtribe Psaphidina


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Range map for Psaphidina
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama 14222        
Arizona   1        
Arkansas 412         
California 221044      
Colorado  36        
Connecticut  221       
Florida53011         
Georgia 8181        
Illinois   103       
Indiana  12101       
Iowa  4881      
Kansas  21        
Kentucky  6 1       
Louisiana32419         
Maine   4        
Manitoba    2       
Maryland  914        
Massachusetts  11258       
Michigan  46 1      
Minnesota  3179       
Mississippi122         
Missouri  20192       
Montana   1        
Nebraska  15113       
New Brunswick    1       
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Hampshire  391       
New Jersey  11102       
New York  91731      
North Carolina 298        
North Dakota  5881      
Nova Scotia   2        
Ohio 1451       
Oklahoma 283        
Ontario  1952      
Oregon  41        
Pennsylvania  6256       
Quebec   87       
Rhode Island    2       
Saskatchewan   3        
South Carolina 3          
Tennessee 13185        
Texas43331243       
Utah  32        
Vermont   71       
Virginia 11492       
Washington     3      
West Virginia  23        
Wisconsin  2278       

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