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Amara
Family: Carabidae
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Species within checklist: Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute NEON (SCBI) invertebrates - Mid-Atlantic (D02)
Amara aenea
Image of Amara aenea
Amara aeneopolita
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Amara angustata
Image of Amara angustata
Amara angustatoides
Image of Amara angustatoides
Amara anthobia
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not available
Amara carinata
Image of Amara carinata
Amara coelebs
Image of Amara coelebs
Amara confusa
Image of Amara confusa
Amara crassispina
Image of Amara crassispina
Amara cupreolata
Image of Amara cupreolata
Amara ellipsis
Image of Amara ellipsis
Amara exarata
Image of Amara exarata
Amara familiaris
Image of Amara familiaris
Amara flebilis
Image of Amara flebilis
Amara impuncticollis
Image of Amara impuncticollis
Amara littoralis
Image of Amara littoralis
Amara lunicollis
Image of Amara lunicollis
Amara neoscotica
Image of Amara neoscotica
Amara obesa
Image of Amara obesa
Amara pallipes
Image of Amara pallipes
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