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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5411106 grape curculio Craponius inaequalis
5411107 grape curculio Craponius inaequalis
5320019 cribrate weevil Otiorhynchus cribricollis Snout-nosed beetles about 11-12mm long, black to brown in colour, without a sharp tooth on the fore femora, with an even cover of white setae on elytra, the posterior end of elytra is truncate and rounded, and the elytra sculpture is distinctly punctate; Western Australia, Bunbury, Jan 1958. Det E.C. Zimmerman
5320020 cribrate weevil Otiorhynchus cribricollis Has an even cover of white setae on elytra, the posterior end of elytra is truncate and rounded, and the elytra sculpture is distinctly punctate; Western Australia, Bunbury, Jan 1958. Det E.C. Zimmerman
5320021 cribrate weevil Otiorhynchus cribricollis Foreleg: does not possess a sharp tooth on the fore femora; Western Australia, Bunbury, Jan 1958. Det E.C. Zimmerman
5320022 cribrate weevil Otiorhynchus cribricollis Adults are snout-nosed beetles; Western Australia, Bunbury, Jan 1958. Det E.C. Zimmerman
5320023 cribrate weevil Otiorhynchus cribricollis Adults are snout-nosed beetles that do not have a sharp tooth on the fore femora; Western Australia, Bunbury, Jan 1958. Det E.C. Zimmerman.
5320024 cribrate weevil Otiorhynchus cribricollis Elytra have an even cover of white setae, the posterior is truncate and rounded and is distinctly punctate; Western Australia, Bunbury, Jan 1958. Det E.C. Zimmerman.
5320025 cribrate weevil Otiorhynchus cribricollis Adults are snout-nosed beetles about 11-12mm long, black to brown in color; Western Australia, Bunbury, Jan 1958. Det E.C. Zimmerman.
5320026 cribrate weevil Otiorhynchus cribricollis elytra setae is white, the posterior is truncate and rounded and the elytral sculpture is distinctly punctate; Western Australia, Bunbury, Jan 1958. Det E.C. Zimmerman
5320027 cribrate weevil Otiorhynchus cribricollis Pronotum; Western Australia, Bunbury, Jan 1958. Det E.C. Zimmerman
5319085 elephant weevil Orthorhinus cylindrirostris Australia: Victoria, Maryborough
5319086 elephant weevil Orthorhinus cylindrirostris Australia: Victoria, Maryborough
5319087 elephant weevil Orthorhinus cylindrirostris Adults 10-20mm body length. Size and color are extremely variable. The sexes are differentiated as follows: male has the antennae inserted much closer to the apex of the rostrum than the female, the forelegs of the male are much longer than in the female, the three basal tarsal segments of the fore tarsi are greatly expanded and ciliate in the male and not so in the female, the rostrum is more coarse, less clyindrical and somewhat shorter in the male than in the female; and the male is usually larger than the female; Australia: Victoria, Maryborough.
5319088 elephant weevil Orthorhinus cylindrirostris Each elytron has two tubercles on the 2nd interstices, the 5th interstice has a similar tubercle on the posterior declivoty; Australia: Victoria, Maryborough.
5319089 elephant weevil Orthorhinus cylindrirostris Adults 10-20mm body length. Size and colour are extremely variable. The sexes are differentiated as follows: male has the antennae inserted much closer to the apex of the rostrum than the female, the forelegs of the male are much longer than in the female, the three basal tarsal segments of the fore tarsi are greatly expanded and ciliate in the male and not so in the female, the rostrum is more coarse, less clyindrical and somewhat shorter in the male than in the female; and the male is usually larger than the female; Australia: Victoria, Maryborough.
5319090 elephant weevil Orthorhinus cylindrirostris Adults 10-20mm body length. Size and colour are extremely variable. The sexes are differentiated as follows: male has the antennae inserted much closer to the apex of the rostrum than the female, the forelegs of the male are much longer than in the female, the three basal tarsal segments of the fore tarsi are greatly expanded and ciliate in the male and not so in the female, the rostrum is more coarse, less clyindrical and somewhat shorter in the male than in the female; and the male is usually larger than the female; Australia: Victoria, Maryborough
5319091 elephant weevil Orthorhinus cylindrirostris Specimen collected from Australia: Victoria, Maryborough
5319092 elephant weevil Orthorhinus cylindrirostris Specimen collected from Australia: Victoria, Maryborough
5319093 elephant weevil Orthorhinus cylindrirostris Typical specimens have a tubercle on each side of the pronotum near the apex; Australia: Victoria, Maryborough.
5319094 elephant weevil Orthorhinus cylindrirostris Tarsi; Australia: Victoria, Maryborough
5319095 immigrant acacia weevil Orthorhinus klugii Australia: Victoria, Melbourne. C. Oke
5319096 immigrant acacia weevil Orthorhinus klugii Adult body length male c. 7.5mm female 6.3mm; body with dense cover of setae, brown to light brown with distinct light brown/orange patch mesially and along posterior margin of pronotum, white setal patches laterally on elytra and on base of elytral declivity; body with many raised tubercles, 2 distinct tubercles mesially on anterior margin of pronotum, elytra with many tubercles, the largest on the elytral declivity; Australia: Victoria, Melbourne. C. Oke.
5319097 immigrant acacia weevil Orthorhinus klugii dult body length male c. 7.5mm female 6.3mm; body with dense cover of setae, brown to light brown with distinct light brown/orange patch mesially and along posterior margin of pronotum, white setal patches laterally on elytra and on base of elytral declivity; Australia: Victoria, Melbourne. C. Oke
5319098 immigrant acacia weevil Orthorhinus klugii White setal patches laterally on elytra and on base of elytral declivity. Elytra with many tubercles, the largest on the elytral declivity; Australia: Victoria, Melbourne. C. Oke
5319099 immigrant acacia weevil Orthorhinus klugii Tarsi; Australia: Victoria, Melbourne. C. Oke
5319100 immigrant acacia weevil Orthorhinus klugii Specimen collected from Australia; Victoria, Melbourne. C. Oke
5320001 immigrant acacia weevil Orthorhinus klugii Body with dense cover of setae, brown to light brown. Body with many raised tubercles, 2 distinct tubercles mesially on anterior margin of pronotum, elytra with many tubercles, the largest on the elytral declivity; Australia: Victoria, Melbourne. C. Oke.
5320002 immigrant acacia weevil Orthorhinus klugii Posterior; Australia: Victoria, Melbourne. C. Oke
5320003 immigrant acacia weevil Orthorhinus klugii Body with dense cover of setae, brown to light brown with distinct light brown/orange patch along posterior margin of pronotum and 2 distinct tubercles mesially on anterior margin of pronotum; Australia: Victoria, Melbourne. C. Oke
5204082 grape flea beetle Altica chalybea Collection information: Florida: Alachua Co., Gainesville; 29-Mar-89
5204083 grape flea beetle Altica chalybea Collection information: Florida: Alachua Co., Gainesville; 29-Mar-89
1235148 bloof-vein moth Timandra griseata
1318085 fox grape Vitis labrusca This Concord grape plant was successfully regenerated from a bud that had been cryopreserved in liquid nitrogen for several months

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