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Photo#543526
Trichobaris but not compactus - Trichobaris mucorea

Trichobaris but not compactus - Trichobaris mucorea
Cortaro, Pima County, Arizona, USA
July 10, 2011
Size: 7 mm

So, how do us mere mortals distinguish these Trichobaris?
I can't see much of any difference between any of them.

 
Dark spots on the side of the pronotum
shape of the 'snout' Size color - there are several more spp. here in AZ but I have not photographed them yet

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Charlie's id

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