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Pselaphacus
30 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Pselaphacus signatus
speciesPselaphacus signatus
Pselaphacus nigropunctatus
speciesPselaphacus nigropunctatus
Pselaphacus curvipes
speciesPselaphacus curvipes
Pselaphacus puncticollis
speciesPselaphacus puncticollis
Pselaphacus rubricatus
speciesPselaphacus rubricatus
Pselaphacus vitticollis
speciesPselaphacus vitticollis
Pselaphacus semiclathratus
speciesPselaphacus semiclathratus
Pselaphacus dentatus
speciesPselaphacus dentatus
Pselaphacus gorhami
speciesPselaphacus gorhami
Pselaphacus giganteus
speciesPselaphacus giganteus
Pselaphacus ducalis
speciesPselaphacus ducalis
Pselaphacus nicaraguae
speciesPselaphacus nicaraguae
Pselaphacus procerus
speciesPselaphacus procerus
Pselaphacus sparsus
speciesPselaphacus sparsus
Pselaphacus poecilosomus
speciesPselaphacus poecilosomus
Pselaphacus trifasciatus
speciesPselaphacus trifasciatus
Pselaphacus nigropictus
speciesPselaphacus nigropictus
Pselaphacus confusus
speciesPselaphacus confusus
Pselaphacus conspersus
speciesPselaphacus conspersus
Pselaphacus contaminatus
speciesPselaphacus contaminatus
Pselaphacus maculatus
speciesPselaphacus maculatus
Pselaphacus meandrinus
speciesPselaphacus meandrinus
Pselaphacus mysticus
speciesPselaphacus mysticus
Pselaphacus punctatostriatus
speciesPselaphacus punctatostriatus
Pselaphacus quinquenotatus
speciesPselaphacus quinquenotatus
Pselaphacus transversalis
speciesPselaphacus transversalis
Pselaphacus amazonicus
speciesPselaphacus amazonicus
Pselaphacus approximatus
speciesPselaphacus approximatus
Pselaphacus atricollis
speciesPselaphacus atricollis
Pselaphacus concinnus
speciesPselaphacus concinnus
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 251122.