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Isomira
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Isomira

Isomira is a genus of comb-clawed beetles belonging to the family Tenebrionidae subfamily Alleculinae.

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27 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Isomira murina

speciesIsomira murina

Isomira sericea

speciesIsomira sericea

Isomira comstocki

speciesIsomira comstocki

Isomira antennata

speciesIsomira antennata

Isomira quadristriata

speciesIsomira quadristriata

Isomira hispanica

speciesIsomira hispanica

Isomira pulla

speciesIsomira pulla

Isomira oculata

speciesIsomira oculata

Isomira thoracica

speciesIsomira thoracica

Isomira melanophthalma

speciesIsomira melanophthalma

Isomira oblongula

speciesIsomira oblongula

Isomira testacea

speciesIsomira testacea

Isomira aliquoi

speciesIsomira aliquoi

Isomira variabilis

speciesIsomira variabilis

Isomira ruficollis

speciesIsomira ruficollis

Isomira nitidula

speciesIsomira nitidula

Isomira ferruginea

speciesIsomira ferruginea

Isomira valida

speciesIsomira valida

Isomira icteropa

speciesIsomira icteropa

Isomira moroi

speciesIsomira moroi

Isomira hypocrita

speciesIsomira hypocrita

Isomira marcida

speciesIsomira marcida

Isomira iowensis

speciesIsomira iowensis

Isomira damnata

speciesIsomira damnata

Isomira monticola

speciesIsomira monticola

Isomira texana

speciesIsomira texana

Isomira luscitiosa

speciesIsomira luscitiosa

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 131118.