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Agathymus dawsoni Harbison, 1963 Complex
(Dawson’s Giant-Skipper)
Larval Foodplants

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Agathymus dawsoni foodplant: Agave avellanidens
2 miles down road to Bahia Los Angeles from MEX 1, Baja California, MX 30-IX-09

 
Agathymus dawsoni foodplant: Agave avellanidens
2 miles down road to Bahia Los Angeles from MEX 1, Baja California, MX 30-IX-09

 
Agathymus dawsoni foodplant: Agave avellanidens
2 miles down road to Bahia Los Angeles from MEX 1, Baja California, MX 30-IX-09

 
Agathymus dawsoni foodplant: Agave avellanidens
2 miles down road to Bahia Los Angeles from MEX 1, Baja California, MX 30-IX-09

 
Agathymus dawsoni foodplant: Agave avellanidens
2 miles down road to Bahia Los Angeles from MEX 1, Baja California, MX 30-IX-09

 
Agathymus dawsoni foodplant: Agave avellanidens
2 miles down road to Bahia Los Angeles from MEX 1, Baja California, MX 30-IX-09

 
Agathymus dawsoni foodplant: Agave avellanidens
2 miles down road to Bahia Los Angeles from MEX 1, Baja California, MX 30-IX-09

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