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Euplatypus
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21 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Euplatypus compositus
speciesEuplatypus compositus
Common Ambrosia Beetle
speciesEuplatypus parallelus
Euplatypus madagascariensis
speciesEuplatypus madagascariensis
Euplatypus segnis
speciesEuplatypus segnis
Euplatypus longulus
speciesEuplatypus longulus
Euplatypus alternans
speciesEuplatypus alternans
Euplatypus angustatulus
speciesEuplatypus angustatulus
Euplatypus angustatus
speciesEuplatypus angustatus
Euplatypus coronatus
speciesEuplatypus coronatus
Euplatypus cribricollis
speciesEuplatypus cribricollis
Euplatypus haagi
speciesEuplatypus haagi
Euplatypus longior
speciesEuplatypus longior
Euplatypus longius
speciesEuplatypus longius
Euplatypus minusculus
speciesEuplatypus minusculus
Euplatypus otiosus
speciesEuplatypus otiosus
Euplatypus pini
speciesEuplatypus pini
Euplatypus porosus
speciesEuplatypus porosus
Euplatypus vicinus
speciesEuplatypus vicinus
Euplatypus hintzi
speciesEuplatypus hintzi
Euplatypus mulsanti
speciesEuplatypus mulsanti
Euplatypus solutus
speciesEuplatypus solutus
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 482637.