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Hylastes
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24 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Black Pinebark Beetle
speciesHylastes ater
Hylastes cunicularius
speciesHylastes cunicularius
Hylastes brunneus
speciesHylastes brunneus
Hylastes porculus
speciesHylastes porculus
Hylastes gracilis
speciesHylastes gracilis
Hylastes opacus
speciesHylastes opacus
Hylastes angustatus
speciesHylastes angustatus
Hylastes attenuatus
speciesHylastes attenuatus
Hylastes linearis
speciesHylastes linearis
Hylastes tenuis
speciesHylastes tenuis
Hylastes nigrinus
speciesHylastes nigrinus
Hylastes parallelus
speciesHylastes parallelus
Hylastes salebrosus
speciesHylastes salebrosus
Hylastes ruber
speciesHylastes ruber
Hylastes lowei
speciesHylastes lowei
Hylastes longicollis
speciesHylastes longicollis
Hylastes macer
speciesHylastes macer
Hylastes retifer
speciesHylastes retifer
Hylastes asperatus
speciesHylastes asperatus
Hylastes flohri
speciesHylastes flohri
Hylastes fulgidus
speciesHylastes fulgidus
Hylastes mexicanus
speciesHylastes mexicanus
Hylastes niger
speciesHylastes niger
Hylastes subopacus
speciesHylastes subopacus
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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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 177736.