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Xeranobium
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Xeranobium

Xeranobium is a genus of death-watch beetles in the family Ptinidae. There are about 13 described species in Xeranobium.

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23 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Xeranobium laticeps

speciesXeranobium laticeps

Xeranobium murinum

speciesXeranobium murinum

Xeranobium primitivum

speciesXeranobium primitivum

Xeranobium parvum

speciesXeranobium parvum

Xeranobium sericatum

speciesXeranobium sericatum

Xeranobium californicum

speciesXeranobium californicum

Xeranobium auratum

speciesXeranobium auratum

Xeranobium brunneum

speciesXeranobium brunneum

Xeranobium nigricorne

speciesXeranobium nigricorne

Xeranobium pallidum

speciesXeranobium pallidum

Xeranobium costatum

speciesXeranobium costatum

Xeranobium caliginosum

speciesXeranobium caliginosum

Xeranobium rufescens

speciesXeranobium rufescens

Xeranobium griseum

speciesXeranobium griseum

Xeranobium badium

speciesXeranobium badium

Xeranobium desertum

speciesXeranobium desertum

Xeranobium poliotrichum

speciesXeranobium poliotrichum

Xeranobium macrum

speciesXeranobium macrum

Xeranobium hirsutum

speciesXeranobium hirsutum

Xeranobium striatum

speciesXeranobium striatum

Xeranobium elongatum

speciesXeranobium elongatum

Xeranobium oregonum

speciesXeranobium oregonum

Xeranobium cinereum

speciesXeranobium cinereum

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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 493175.