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Dataset: CASC-INV
Search Criteria: Austria; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
Page 20, records 1901-2000 of 2825

Entomology Inventory

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Aleocharinae Fleming, 1821
   
Austria
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Barypeithes gracilipes (Panzer 1798)
   
Austria
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Brachyderes incanus (Linnaeus 1758)
   
Austria
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Sciaphobus scitulus (Germar 1824)
   
Austria
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Sitona inops SchÕ_nherr 1832
   
Austria
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Sitona tibialis (Herbst 1795)
   
Austria
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Sitona spp. Germar, 1817
   
Austria
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Scaphium immaculatum Olivier 1790
   
Austria
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Siagonium humerale Germar 1817
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus spp. Germar, 1822
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus chrysocomus Germar 1824
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus plumipes Germar 1817
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus geniculatus (Germar 1817)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus inflatus Gyllenhal 1834
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus mastix (Olivier 1807)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus auricapillus Germar 1824
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus auricomus Germar 1824
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus duinensis Germar 1824
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus fraxini Germar 1824
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus gemmatus (Scopoli 1763)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus lugens (Germar 1817)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus obsidianus Boheman 1843
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus obtusus Boheman 1843
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus pinastri (Herbst 1795)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus pupillatus Gyllenhal 1832
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus salicis (StrÕ_m 1788)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus salicis squamosus Miller 1859
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus singularis (Linnaeus 1767)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus subquadratus Rosenhauer 1847
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus sulcatus (Fabricius 1775)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus teretirostris plicicollis Reitter 1914
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus armadillo (Rossi 1792)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus caudatus (Rossi 1792)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus foraminosus Boheman 1843
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus fortis Rosenhauer 1847
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus laevigatus (Fabricius 1792)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus morio (Fabricius 1781)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus niger (Fabricius 1775)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus nodosus (MÕ_ller 1764)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus perdix (Olivier 1807)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus proximus Stierlin 1861
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus repletus Boheman 1843
   
Austria
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Bledius riparius LeConte
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus scaber (Linnaeus 1758)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus sensitivus (Scopoli 1763)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus sulphurifer (Olivier)
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus vestitus Gyllenhal 1834
   
Austria
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Otiorhynchus pauxillus Rosenhauer 1847
   
Austria
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Cantharis fibulata (MÕ_rkel 1851)
   
Austria
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Carpelimus ganglbaueri (Bernhauer 1901)
   
Austria
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Omias seminulum (Fabricius 1792)
   
Austria
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Carpelimus punctatellus (Erichson 1840)
   
Austria
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Cantharis fulvicollis (Fabricius 1793)
   
Austria
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Trachyphloeus aristatus (Gyllenhal 1827)
   
Austria
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Phyllobius argentatus (Linnaeus 1758)
   
Austria
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Phyllobius betulae (Fabricius 1801)
   
Austria
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Phyllobius glaucus (Scopoli 1763)
   
Austria
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Phyllobius incanus Gyllenhal 1834
   
Austria
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Phyllobius maculicornis (Germar 1824)
   
Austria
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Phyllobius oblongus (Linnaeus 1758)
   
Austria
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Phyllobius urticae (De Geer 1775)
   
Austria
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Phyllobius virideaeris Laicharting 1781
   
Austria
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Phyllobius viridicollis (Fabricius 1792)
   
Austria
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Phyllobius spp. Germar, 1824
   
Austria
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Cantharis lateralis Linnaeus 1767
   
Austria
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Cantharis pellucida Fabricius 1792
   
Austria
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Cantharis pulicaria Fabricius 1781
   
Austria
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Cantharis rustica Fallթn 1807
   
Austria
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Thinobius longipennis Heer 1841
   
Austria
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Anotylus bernhaueri (Ganglbauer 1898)
   
Austria
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Anotylus complanatus (Erichson 1839)
   
Austria
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Anotylus hamatus (Fairmaire and Laboulbene 1854)
   
Austria
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Anotylus rugosus (Fabricius 1775)
   
Austria
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Anotylus saulcyi (Pandellթ 1867)
   
Austria
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Anotylus spp. Thomson, 1859
   
Austria
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Oxytelus laqueatus Marsham 1802
   
Austria
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Austria
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Oxyporus maxillosus Fabricius 1792
   
Austria
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Dianous coerulescens Gyllenhal 1810
   
Austria
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Stenus biguttatus Linnaeus 1758
   
Austria
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Stenus bimaculatus Gyllenhal 1810
   
Austria
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Stenus bipunctatus Erichson 1839
   
Austria
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Stenus fuscipes Gravenhorst 1802
   
Austria
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Stenus impressus Germar 1824
   
Austria
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Tropiphorus carinatus (MÕ_ller 1776)
   
Austria
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Stenus juno Fabricius 1801
   
Austria
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Stenus latifrons Erichson 1839
   
Austria
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Stenus pallitarsis Stephens 1833
   
Austria
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Hypera comata (Boheman 1842)
   
Austria
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Hypera viennensis (Herbst 1795)
   
Austria
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Dichotrachelus stierlini Gredler 1856
   
Austria
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Entiminae undet.
   
Austria
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Pseudoabsida prolixa (MÕ_rkel)
   
Austria
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Rhagonycha lignosa MÕ_ller 1764
   
Austria
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Rhagonycha nigriceps (Waltl 1838)
   
Austria
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Rhagonycha redtenbacher (Kaszab)
   
Austria
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Stenus rubra Erichson
   
Austria
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Coniocleonus nigrosuturatus (Goeze 1777)
   
Austria
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Coniocleonus tabidus (Olivier 1790)
   
Austria
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Cyphocleonus tigrinus (Panzer 1789)
   
Austria
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