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Gynopterus
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Gynopterus

13 branches of this group, most-observed first

Six-spot Spider Beetle

speciesPtinus sexpunctatus

Ptinus texanus

speciesPtinus texanus

Ptinus variegatus

speciesPtinus variegatus

Ptinus latefasciatus

speciesPtinus latefasciatus

Ptinus aubei

speciesPtinus aubei

Ptinus bimaculatus

speciesPtinus bimaculatus

Ptinus falli

speciesPtinus falli

Ptinus dubius

speciesPtinus dubius

Ptinus fallax

speciesPtinus fallax

Ptinus exulans

speciesPtinus exulans

Ptinus pyrenaeus

speciesPtinus pyrenaeus

Ptinus tumidus

speciesPtinus tumidus

Ptinus californicus

speciesPtinus californicus

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Recorded sightings

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