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Harpalus
Family: Carabidae
Harpalus image
Jordan Patterson
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Species within checklist: North Sterling NEON (STER) invertebrates - Central Plains (D10)
Harpalus amputatus
Image of Harpalus amputatus
Harpalus caliginosus
Image of Harpalus caliginosus
Harpalus desertus
Image of Harpalus desertus
Harpalus ellipsis
Image of Harpalus ellipsis
Harpalus erraticus
Image of Harpalus erraticus
Harpalus erythropus
Image of Harpalus erythropus
Harpalus fraternus
Image of Harpalus fraternus
Harpalus fuscipalpis
Image of Harpalus fuscipalpis
Harpalus herbivagus
Image of Harpalus herbivagus
Harpalus katiae
Image of Harpalus katiae
Harpalus nigritarsis
Image of Harpalus nigritarsis
Harpalus opacipennis
Image of Harpalus opacipennis
Harpalus paratus
Image of Harpalus paratus
Harpalus pensylvanicus
Image of Harpalus pensylvanicus
Harpalus reversus
Image of Harpalus reversus
Harpalus solitaris
Image of Harpalus solitaris
Harpalus somnulentus
Image of Harpalus somnulentus
Harpalus vagans
Image of Harpalus vagans
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