subfamily
True Longhorn Beetles
Cerambycinae
Field notes
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- Trachyderini 65 native
- Phoracanthini 62 native
- Clytini 60 native
- Callidiini 35 native
- Hesperophanini 13 native
- Eburiini 12 native
- Methiini 8 native
- Ibidionini 7 native
- Obriini 6 native
- Hyboderini 6 native
- Xystrocerini 5 native
- Stenopterini 4 native
- Rhopalophorini 4 native
- Tillomorphini 4 native
- Bothriospilini 3 native
- Achrysonini 3 native
- Agallissini 3 native
- Anaglyptini 3 native
- Callichromatini 2 native
- Dryobiini 2 native
- Sestyrini 2 native
- Curiini 2 native
- Eumichthini 2 native
- Molorchini 2 native
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native true longhorn beetles All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Spined Oak Borer
Elaphidion mucronatum
6,425 observations
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Twig Pruner
Anelaphus villosus
3,238 observations
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Red Oak Borer
Enaphalodes rufulus
2,162 observations
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Lesser Ivory-marked Beetle
Coeleburia mutica
1,565 observations
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Spruce Zebra Beetle
Xylotrechus undulatus
1,454 observations
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Anelaphus moestus
1,328 observations
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Anelaphus pumilus
1,324 observations
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Anelaphus debilis
822 observations
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Callimoxys fuscipennis
546 observations
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Sugar Maple Borer
Glycobius speciosus
531 observations
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Long-striped Eburia
Coeleburia ovicollis
519 observations
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Anelaphus inermis
424 observations
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Plionoma suturalis
128 observations
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Anelaphus cinereus
68 observations
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Anelaphus niveivestitus
51 observations