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Subfamily Cosmopteriginae


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Range map for Cosmopteriginae
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama116131811985895
Arizona  61066617181  
British Columbia     124    
California3 38277126194
Colorado     6822   
Connecticut    111     
Florida10174055116 91655
Georgia   122244   
Illinois   114153821  
Indiana    412658   
Iowa8    6410    
Kansas     11     
Kentucky   1 41     
Louisiana  16624183  
Maine      10     
Manitoba      6     
Maryland    8167114   
Massachusetts     262633   
Michigan     35     
Minnesota    12131    
Mississippi     3122   
Missouri    3526    
Montana    2 1     
Nebraska    27124    
New Brunswick     171 2  
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Hampshire     19     
New Jersey    3334    
New Mexico    2 2     
New York     3175  2 
North Carolina16353241857432317109
North Dakota     213     
Ohio    321041   
Oklahoma7  16310812424
Ontario     194    
Oregon     2 4    
Pennsylvania    481049   
Quebec      1912   
Rhode Island     11821   
Saskatchewan      12    
South Carolina   221 12   
Tennessee   39943232  
Texas4381411913192024123
Vermont      18    
Virginia    4412    
Washington    31165    
West Virginia    111     
Wisconsin 13 211233    

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