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Subtribe Tychiina

Sibinia · Tychius

Genus Sibinia
Sibinia fulva (LeConte) - Sibinia fulva weevil - Sibinia maculata Tiny Weevil Beetle - Sibinia variegata Sibinia inermis (Casey) - Sibinia inermis Sibinia? - Sibinia fulva Brick red weevil - Sibinia fulva Tiny Mojave weevil with posterior transverse reddish band - Sibinia Curculionidae - Sibinia

Genus Tychius
weevil - Tychius picirostris Weevil (6) - Tychius picirostris Weevil from Idaho (2) 10.07.05 - Tychius meliloti - male Weevil from Virginia 10.05.29 (2) - Tychius cuprifer Weevil - Tychius stephensi Small yellowish weevil - Tychius meliloti Weevil - Tychius Curculionidae - Tychius stephensi - Red Clover Seed Weevil? - Tychius stephensi


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