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Antlion Larvae (Doodlebug Larvae)
More than 100 species in North America north of Mexico
Click Beetles
Approximately 1,000 species in North America
Daddy Longlegs (Harvestmen)
About 6,500 species have been named so far, worldwide.
Field Crickets
Gryllus spp., Acheta domesticus, and other in subfamily Gryllinae
Halictid Bees (Sweat Bees)
More than 500 species in North America north of Mexico
Ichneumon Wasps
More than 5,000 species in North America
Lady Beetles (Ladybird Beetles; Ladybugs)
Nearly 500 species in North America north of Mexico
Leaf Beetles
About 2,000 species in North America
Leafcutter Bees
Megachile spp.
Leafhoppers
More than 3,000 species in North America north of Mexico
Longhorned Beetles (Borers; Sawyer Beetles)
About 1,000 species in North America north of Mexico
Marbled Orbweaver
Araneus marmoreus
Midges
Nearly 1,100 species in North America
Millipedes
More than 900 species in North America north of Mexico
Mosquitoes
About 50 species of mosquitoes in Missouri
Planthoppers
More than 900 species in North America north of Mexico
Scarab Beetles
About 1,700 species in North America north of Mexico
Spittlebugs and Froghoppers
About 60 species in North America north of Mexico
Spotted Orbweavers
Neoscona spp.
Stink Bugs
In North America, more than 200 species in 64 genera.
Ticks
Three common Missouri species
Treehoppers
More than 260 species in North America North of Mexico
Weevils (Snout Beetles; Bark Beetles)
About 2,500 species in North America north of Mexico
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We protect and manage the fish, forest, and wildlife of the state. We facilitate and provide opportunity for all citizens to use, enjoy, and learn about these resources.
