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Mormidea
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Mormidea

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24 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Mormidea lugens

speciesMormidea lugens

Mormidea ypsilon

speciesMormidea ypsilon

Mormidea pama

speciesMormidea pama

Mormidea v-luteum

speciesMormidea v-luteum

Mormidea paupercula

speciesMormidea paupercula

Shady Grass Stink Bug

speciesMormidea cubrosa

Mormidea notulata

speciesMormidea notulata

Mormidea triangularis

speciesMormidea triangularis

Mormidea lunara

speciesMormidea lunara

Mormidea notulifera

speciesMormidea notulifera

Mormidea collaris

speciesMormidea collaris

Mormidea hamulata

speciesMormidea hamulata

Mormidea discoidea

speciesMormidea discoidea

Mormidea ambigua

speciesMormidea ambigua

Mormidea cornicolis

speciesMormidea cornicolis

Mormidea montandoni

speciesMormidea montandoni

Mormidea pictiventris

speciesMormidea pictiventris

Mormidea maculata

speciesMormidea maculata

Mormidea angustata

speciesMormidea angustata

Mormidea speciosa

speciesMormidea speciosa

Mormidea rugosa

speciesMormidea rugosa

Mormidea polita

speciesMormidea polita

Mormidea faisana

speciesMormidea faisana

Mormidea laevigata

speciesMormidea laevigata

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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 133747.