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

CASC:INV
Scoliidae undet.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Stictia spp.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Phyllophaga montserratensi ? (Arrow)
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Tomarus spp. Erichson, 1847
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Copelatus spp. Erichson, 1832
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Tropisternus spp. Solier, 1834
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Dactylosternum abdominale (Fabricius 1792)
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Omicrus spp. Sharp, 1879
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Lampyridae undet.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Aspisoma strictum Gemminger 1870
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Altica spp. Geoffroy, 1762
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Bostrichidae undet.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Oedemeridae undet.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Acanthoderini Thomson, 1860
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Lamiinae undet.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Platypodinae undet.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Diaprepes famelicus (Olivier 1790)
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Eustylini undet.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Ceratopus spp.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Pseudomopsis spp. Champion, 1905
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Galerucinae undet.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Cantharidae undet.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Stenocephalidae undet.
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Nezara viridula (Linnaeus 1758)
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Thonalmus hubbardi Leng & Mutchler, 1922
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Thonalmus sinuaticostis Leng & Mutchler, 1922
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Pseudomus semicribratus Boheman, 1844
   
Montserrat
CASC:INV
Cryptorhynchus spp. Illiger, 1807
   
Montserrat
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Molytinae undet.
   
Montserrat
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