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Dataset: CASC-INV
Search Criteria: Australia; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology Inventory

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Anoplognathini undet.
   
Australia
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Adoretus umbrosus Burmeister, 1844
   
Australia
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Cicindela crassicornis MacLeay 1888
   
Australia
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Cicindela doddi Sloane 1905
   
Australia
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Cicindela iosceles Hope 1841
   
Australia
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Cicindela nigrina MacLeay 1863
   
Australia
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Cyclocephala signaticollis Burmeister 1847
   
Australia
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Cyclocephala spp. Dejean, 1821
   
Australia
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Dyscinetus spp. Harold, 1869
   
Australia
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Adoryphorus couloni (Burmeister, 1847)
   
Australia
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Anomalmorpha anthracina Arrow 1908
   
Australia
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Cavonus armatus (Sharp 1875)
   
Australia
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Cheiroplatys bifossus Blackburn 1896
   
Australia
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Cheiroplatys excavatus Lea 1917
   
Australia
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Cheiroplatys latipes (Guթrin 1830)
   
Australia
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Cheiroplatys nitidus Carne 1857
   
Australia
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Cryptoryctes sulcatus (Arrow 1914)
   
Australia
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Dasygnathus dejeani MacLeay 1819
   
Australia
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Dasygnathus globosus Arrow 1914
   
Australia
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Dasygnathus trituberculatus Blackburn 1889
   
Australia
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Dipelicus opatus (Sharp 1875)
   
Australia
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Heteronychus ? arator (Fabricius 1775)
   
Australia
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Tomarus spp. Erichson, 1847
   
Australia
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Metanestes vulgivagus (Olliff 1889)
   
Australia
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Neodasygnathus juba (Kirby 1818)
   
Australia
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Neodon pecuarius (Reiche 1860)
   
Australia
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Nephrodopus enigma Sharp 1873
   
Australia
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Pimelopus dubius Blackburn 1885
   
Australia
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Pimelopus nothus Burmeister 1847
   
Australia
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Pimelopus porcellus Erichson 1842
   
Australia
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Pseudoryctes turritus (MacLeay 1888)
   
Australia
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Semanopterus rectangulus Blackburn 1859
   
Australia
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Semanopterus solidus (Burmeister 1847)
   
Australia
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Semanopterus subcostatus (Laporte 1840)
   
Australia
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Teinogenys dives (Blackburn 1896)
   
Australia
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Teinogenys richardsae (Blackburn 1890)
   
Australia
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Trissodon australiasiae (Hope 1837)
   
Australia
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Pentodontini undet.
   
Australia
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Oryctes spp. S. Watson
   
Australia
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Actinobolus Westwood, 1841
   
Australia
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Cryptodus caviceps Westwood 1856
   
Australia
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Cryptodus paradoxus MacLeay 1819
   
Australia
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Cryptodus tasmannianus Westwood 1841
   
Australia
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Cryptodus spp.
   
Australia
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Phileurini undet.
   
Australia
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Haploscapanes australicus Arrow 1908
   
Australia
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Haploscapanes barbarossa (Fabricius 1775)
   
Australia
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Haploscapanes spp.
   
Australia
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Xylotrupes gideon (Linnaeus 1767)
   
Australia
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Xylotrupes gideon australicus Thomson 1859
   
Australia
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Dynastini undet.
   
Australia
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Microvalgus castaneipennis (MacLeay 1871)
   
Australia
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Microvalgus glaber Lea 1914
   
Australia
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Microvalgus nigrinus (MacLeay 1871)
   
Australia
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Microvalgus vagans Lea 1894
   
Australia
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Microvalgus spp.
   
Australia
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Valginae undet.
   
Australia
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Aphanesthes decorticata (MacLeay 1863)
   
Australia
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Aphanesthes gymnopleura (Fischer 1823)
   
Australia
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Aphanesthes marginata (Lea)
   
Australia
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Apharesthes variabilis (MacLeay 1863)
   
Australia
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Aphanesthes spp.
   
Australia
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Chlorobapta besti (Westwood 1842)
   
Australia
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Chlorobapta frontalis (Donovan 1805)
   
Australia
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Chlorobapta luteola (Janson 1873)
   
Australia
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Chlorobapta viridisignata (MacLeay)
   
Australia
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Clithria eucnemis Burmeister 1842
   
Australia
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Diaphonia dispar (Newman 1840)
   
Australia
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Diaphonia dorsalis (Donovan 1805)
   
Australia
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Diaphonia euclensis Blackburn 1893
   
Australia
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Diaphonia gulosa Janson 1873
   
Australia
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Diaphonia lateralis Blackburn 1893
   
Australia
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Diaphonia nigriceps (Blanchard 1850)
   
Australia
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Diaphonia olliffiana Janson 1889
   
Australia
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Diaphonia palmata (Schaum 1848)
   
Australia
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Diaphonia suturata Nonfried 1891
   
Australia
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Diaphonia xanthopyga Germar 1848
   
Australia
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Dilochrosis atripennis (MacLeay 1863)
   
Australia
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Dilochrosis bakewelli (White 1859)
   
Australia
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Dilochrosis balteata (Snellen von Vollenhoven 1871)
   
Australia
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Dilochrosis browni (Kirby 1818)
   
Australia
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Dilochrosis torrida (Janson 1874)
   
Australia
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Dilochrosis walteri Lea 1914
   
Australia
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Dysdiatheta taeniatus (Schoch 1896)
   
Australia
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Eupoecila australasiae (Donovan 1805)
   
Australia
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Eupoecila inscripta Janson 1873
   
Australia
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Hemichnoodes mniszechi (Janson 1873)
   
Australia
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Hemichnoodes succinea (Hope 1843)
   
Australia
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Hemipharis insularis (Gory and Percheron 1833)
   
Australia
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Hemipharis spp.
   
Australia
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Ischiopsopha spp.
   
Australia
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Ischiopsopha lucivorax Kraatz 1890
   
Australia
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Ischiopsopha pulchripes (Thomson 1877)
   
Australia
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Ischiopsopha wallacei (Thomson 1857)
   
Australia
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Lenosoma fsciculatum MacLeay 1863
   
Australia
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Lenosoma fulgens MacLeay 1863
   
Australia
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Lenosoma tibiale MacLeay 1863
   
Australia
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Lomaptera cinnamomea Thomson 1878
   
Australia
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Lompatera hackeri Lea 1906
   
Australia
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Lomaptera macrosticta Lea 1906
   
Australia
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