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Data are presented for each species in the following format: synonymy, diagnosis, taxonomic notes, distribution and zoogeography, biology, specimens examined, and selected references. Distribution maps, showing detailed Florida records and the general range, are provided for all species. Data from well over 1 million specimens are presented in tabular form in the appendices. The bibliography contains 643 references. Numerous habitat photographs are included. The following taxonomic changes are made: \u003Ci>Aphodius geomysi \u003C\u002Fi>Cartwright is synonymized under \u003Ci>Aphodius aegrotus \u003C\u002Fi>Hom; \u003Ci>Peltotrupes pro\u002Fundus dubius \u003C\u002Fi>Howden is synonymized under \u003Ci>Peltotrupes profundus \u003C\u002Fi>Howden; \u003Ci>Phanaeus vindex cyanellus \u003C\u002Fi>Robinson and \u003Ci>Phanaeus difformis magnificens \u003C\u002Fi>Robinson are synonymized under \u003Ci>Phanaeus vindex \u003C\u002Fi>MacLeay.",{"type":26,"children":27,"toc":28},"root",[],{"title":7,"searchDepth":29,"depth":29,"links":30},2,[],"markdown","content:arthropod_papers:1973:Woodruff_1973.md","content","arthropod_papers\u002F1973\u002FWoodruff_1973.md","arthropod_papers\u002F1973\u002FWoodruff_1973","md",[38,42,46,50,54,58,62,66,67,71,75,79,83,87,91,95,99,103],{"_path":39,"title":40,"volume":41},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1965\u002Fdeckle_1965","The Armored Scale Insects","3",{"_path":43,"title":44,"volume":45},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1965\u002Fkimbal_1965","Lepidoptera of Florida","1",{"_path":47,"title":48,"volume":49},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1965\u002Fmccrone_stone_1965","The Widow Spider of Florida","2",{"_path":51,"title":52,"volume":53},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1967\u002Fmuma_1967","Scorpions, Whip Scorpions, and Wind Scorpions of Florida","4",{"_path":55,"title":56,"volume":57},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1970\u002Fmuma_1970","Synoptic Review of North American, Central American and West Indian Solpugida (Arthropoda: Arachnida)","5",{"_path":59,"title":60,"volume":61},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1970\u002Fmuma_denmark_1970","Phytoseiidae of Florida","6",{"_path":63,"title":64,"volume":65},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1973\u002Fspencer_stegmaier_1973","Agromyzidae of Florida with a Supplement on Species from the Carribean","7",{"_path":4,"title":8,"volume":10},{"_path":68,"title":69,"volume":70},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1977\u002Fheinrich_1977","Ichneumoninae of Florida and Neighboring States (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae, subfamily Ichneumoninae)","9",{"_path":72,"title":73,"volume":74},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1979\u002Fblanton_1979","Sand Flies (\u003Ci>Culicoides\u003C\u002Fi>) of Florida (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae)","10",{"_path":76,"title":77,"volume":78},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1984\u002Fhamon_williams_1984","Soft Scale Insects of Florida (Homoptera: Coccoidea: Coccidae)","11",{"_path":80,"title":81,"volume":82},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1986\u002Fbaranowski_slater_1986","Coreidae of Florida (Hemiptera: Heteroptera)","12",{"_path":84,"title":85,"volume":86},"\u002Farthropod_papers\u002F1989\u002Fwoodruff_beck_1989","Scarab Beetles of Florida (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) Part II. 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