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Eurycotis
'Eurycotis' is a genus of cockroaches. Cockroaches of this genus often have the capability to secrete an unpleasant smell when threatened. Both sexes have a large gland in the rear part of the abdomen capable of secreting a milky, acidic fluid as either an oozing liquid, or up to a three foot spray.
17 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Florida Woods Cockroach
speciesEurycotis floridana

Zebra Cockroach
speciesEurycotis decipiens
Eurycotis biolleyi
speciesEurycotis biolleyi

Eurycotis manni
speciesEurycotis manni

Eurycotis abdominalis
speciesEurycotis abdominalis

Eurycotis quadrisquamata
speciesEurycotis quadrisquamata
Eurycotis mysteca
speciesEurycotis mysteca

Hustler Cockroach
speciesEurycotis lixa

Eurycotis blattoides
speciesEurycotis blattoides

Eurycotis pluto
speciesEurycotis pluto

Eurycotis improcera
speciesEurycotis improcera

Eurycotis similis
speciesEurycotis similis

Eurycotis balteata
speciesEurycotis balteata

Eurycotis cribrosa
speciesEurycotis cribrosa

Eurycotis opaca
speciesEurycotis opaca

Eurycotis mexicana
speciesEurycotis mexicana
Eurycotis ocotalis
speciesEurycotis ocotalis
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 253249.