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Subfamily Otiocerinae


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Range map for Otiocerinae
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama   155210114  
Arizona       126   
Arkansas    31  31  
California     3      
Connecticut      1 1   
Delaware      1 6   
Florida   12 211311
Georgia  1 88314   
Idaho       1    
Illinois      4389   
Indiana     279    
Iowa      1214    
Kansas     1282 2  
Kentucky    181326   
Louisiana     1 6312 
Maine       102   
Maryland    313911107  
Massachusetts     4102861  
Michigan      461   
Minnesota      242   
Mississippi       62   
Missouri     1351   
Montana      1     
Nebraska  1   231   
New Brunswick       21   
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Hampshire 1    2173   
New Jersey     74741  
New York     461952  
North Carolina    4772111   
Nova Scotia       1    
Ohio     41927103 3
Oklahoma   114762   
Ontario      31333  
Oregon      11    
Pennsylvania     482572  
Quebec      282   
South Carolina  2  31381  
Tennessee    181429111 
Texas  1 6723323 
Vermont      18    
Virginia    1410136   
Washington       1    
West Virginia     476    
Wisconsin     1592   

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