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johnsoni group


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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama    46      
Alberta     33     
Arizona      2  1  
Arkansas  2 312 2   
British Columbia  47107171   
California1513687121094  7
Colorado        4   
Delaware            
Georgia   381431    
Idaho    4       
Illinois        2   
Iowa    13      
Kentucky  1         
Louisiana     30      
Maine     45     
Manitoba        1   
Maryland   2955 2   
Massachusetts   13633    
Michigan     3      
Mississippi      3     
Missouri  321  21   
Montana   1  1     
Nebraska     1      
New Brunswick   4        
New Hampshire     8      
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Jersey    2315     
New Mexico         1  
New York   1 3      
Newfoundland/Labrador     5      
North Carolina  2411332    
North Dakota    111 2   
Nova Scotia    111     
Oklahoma    64  12  
Ontario    111 4    
Oregon 363221 1   
Pennsylvania    34 3    
Quebec    3       
Saskatchewan     10721   
South Carolina    5  4    
Tennessee   142 2    
Texas      4     
Utah  3 32 22   
Vermont    1       
Virginia   31  2 1  
Washington  2395      
West Virginia    1       
Wisconsin    463     
Wyoming        1   

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