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Subgenus Europhilus


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Range map for Subgenus Europhilus
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alaska    22 2    
Alberta  11 3 1    
British Columbia  34 31     
California    7    35 
Illinois      3     
Indiana  2         
Iowa     13    1
Maine     1    2 
Maryland    1       
Massachusetts231857391 53 
Michigan  1         
Minnesota      1   3 
Missouri      2     
New Brunswick   384 2    
New Hampshire  21114  57 
New Jersey   2 43     
New York  2 3  1  1 
North Dakota     4      
Ontario  3421  4   
Oregon         1  
Pennsylvania    25 1 2  
Quebec   16138 6 4 
Saskatchewan    5       
Vermont121      1  
Washington 12    3    
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
West Virginia       2    
Wisconsin  32 416  2 

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