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Subfamily Lethocerinae


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Range map for Lethocerinae
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama  72   4    
Alberta     5 13   
Arizona  4147816582
Arkansas     1 16   
British Columbia    13 3411 
California      143   
Connecticut   1        
Florida243 57544328
Georgia 11122  1   
Idaho     1  1   
Indiana    3     6 
Iowa  1 1   32  
Kentucky   3   3 3  
Louisiana142463213   
Maine   1311911  
Manitoba       1    
Maryland   3 1433   
Massachusetts   5392 52  
Michigan  2 51 1    
Minnesota    1  241  
Mississippi   1        
Missouri      2     
Montana       23   
Nebraska     2 2 2  
Nevada     2      
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Brunswick   2 1222   
New Hampshire    1    1  
New Jersey      1  1  
New Mexico       1    
New York   252  112 
North Carolina   22   31  
North Dakota   3        
Nova Scotia       1    
Ohio  113  1    
Oklahoma        4   
Ontario   21  11   
Oregon     3 41   
Pennsylvania  1315      
Quebec   2   45   
Rhode Island   2  2     
Saskatchewan       33   
Tennessee  11  1112  
Texas3  164116103 
Utah     1 2    
Vermont   1        
Virginia    2 1     
Washington   321 242  
Wisconsin   5 311    
Wyoming   11       

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