subfamily
Flat-faced Longhorns
Lamiinae
Field notes
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- Acanthocinini 69 native
- Saperdini 36 native
- Lamiini 20 native
- Tetraopini 17 native
- Pogonocherini 16 native
- Onciderini 8 native
- Desmiphorini 8 native
- Acanthoderini 7 native
- Moneilemini 6 native
- Pteropliini 4 native
- Dorcaschematini 4 native
- Agapanthiini 4 native
- Apomecynini 4 native
- Parmenini 3 native
- Hemilophini 3 native
- Anisocerini 2 native
- Mesosini 1 native
- Cyrtinini 1 native
- Dorcadionini
- Aerenicini
- Petrognathini
- Acrocinini
- Crossotini
- Tragocephalini
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native flat-faced longhorns All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Red Milkweed Beetle
Tetraopes tetrophthalmus
51,894 observations
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White-spotted Sawyer
Monochamus scutellatus
30,189 observations
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Rough-coated Longhorned Beetle
Ecyrus dasycerus
2,460 observations
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Giant Cactus Longhorn Beetle
Moneilema gigas
1,913 observations
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Elm Borer
Saperda tridentata
1,839 observations
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Texas Milkweed Beetle
Tetraopes texanus
647 observations
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Tetraopes basalis
315 observations
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Oberea flavipes
44 observations
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Skillman's Milkweed Longhorn
Tetraopes skillmani
10 observations
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Ataxia falli
10 observations