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Tribe Brachynemurini - Long-tailed Antlions


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Range map for Long-tailed Antlions
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama     711    
Alberta     3      
Arizona1 1519353458107538  
Arkansas      22    
British Columbia      53    
California 313159285929185  
Colorado    11727164   
Delaware      4     
Florida  41061455242 
Georgia   3 1 3    
Idaho      11 1   
Illinois     533    
Indiana     263    
Iowa      83    
Kansas     124    
Louisiana    15242   
Maine      12    
Maryland     6189    
Massachusetts  3  255    
Michigan     24 1   
Minnesota      74    
Montana      2     
Nebraska     825    
Nevada   1 5334   
New Hampshire      22    
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Jersey     229    
New Mexico   691011372  
New York     1413    
North Carolina     8251   
North Dakota      1     
Ohio     32     
Oklahoma     111566   
Ontario     9122    
Oregon      3     
Pennsylvania     11 1   
Rhode Island      84    
South Carolina   311132   
South Dakota      3     
Tennessee    131     
Texas  2282113914913  
Utah    18982   
Virginia      63    
Washington     421    
Wisconsin   2  113   
Wyoming      2     

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