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Genus Abagrotis


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Range map for Abagrotis
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama    11   3  
Alberta       1    
Arizona   79143653  
Arkansas     1      
British Columbia      5113   
California   2167102071 
Colorado     21396   
Connecticut        1   
Florida    1       
Georgia       1    
Idaho      2 1   
Illinois     1112   
Indiana        21  
Iowa     1      
Kentucky        2   
Maine      1     
Manitoba      11    
Maryland     13  1  
Massachusetts      3 92  
Michigan         1  
Minnesota      47    
Missouri     1  21  
Montana     1155   
Nebraska        12  
Nevada     21 31  
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Brunswick       2    
New Hampshire      3 1   
New Jersey     42 2   
New Mexico     3122   
New York     12     
North Carolina     2121   
Nova Scotia        1   
Oklahoma      111   
Ontario        31  
Oregon     347521 
Pennsylvania     18511  
Rhode Island      34911  
Saskatchewan        2   
South Carolina       1    
South Dakota       1    
Tennessee     2  12  
Texas       3    
Utah     22  2  
Vermont      11 1  
Virginia     111 1  
Washington     52223162  
Wisconsin    418 10   
Wyoming      2101   

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