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Leptopharsa ignota Drake and Hambleton, 1934 i c g (Leptopharsa species)
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Leptopharsa dapsilis Drake and Hambleton, 1945 i c g (Leptopharsa species)
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Leptopharsa retrusa Drake and Hambleton, 1939 i c g (Leptopharsa species)
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Leptopharsa hyaloptera (Stål, 1873) i c g (Leptopharsa species)
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Leptopharsa divisa (Champion, 1897) i c g (Leptopharsa species)
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Leptopharsa aporia Drake and Ruhoff, 1965 i c g (Leptopharsa species)
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Leptopharsa species is a family of Arthropoda, Gnathoda, Hexapoda, Insecta, Pteroptera, and Hemiptera. It is a small terrestrial bug with reticulated chambers covering the Prothorax and forewings. Small, more than 5 mm in length, due to the expansion of the forewings and appearance of thin flat. Head flat, sometimes with a number of long thorns. The antenna consists of 4 segments, with the third segment the longest and the remaining segments the shortest. The small cheeks are often well developed and may be connected in front of the beak. The small cheeks also have reticular locules.
The random tool automatically generated 116 items to help you better identify which animals belong to the Leptopharsa species. It contains Leptopharsa albella Drake, Leptopharsa atibaiae Drake and Ruhoff, Leptopharsa constricta, Leptopharsa usingeri Drake., etc.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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