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- Closterotomus abstract "Closterotomus is a genus of plant bugs belonging to the family Miridae, subfamily Mirinae.".
- Closterotomus class Insect.
- Closterotomus family Miridae.
- Closterotomus family Mirinae.
- Closterotomus family Miroidea.
- Closterotomus kingdom Animal.
- Closterotomus order Cimicomorpha.
- Closterotomus order Hemiptera.
- Closterotomus order Heteroptera.
- Closterotomus phylum Arthropod.
- Closterotomus thumbnail Miridae_-_Closterotomus_biclavatus.JPG?width=300.
- Closterotomus wikiPageExternalLink id72605.
- Closterotomus wikiPageExternalLink index.php.
- Closterotomus wikiPageID "36304589".
- Closterotomus wikiPageRevisionID "590194175".
- Closterotomus classis "Insecta".
- Closterotomus familia Miridae.
- Closterotomus genus "Closterotomus".
- Closterotomus genusAuthority "Fieber, 1858".
- Closterotomus hasPhotoCollection Closterotomus.
- Closterotomus imageCaption "Closterotomus biclavatus".
- Closterotomus imageWidth "250".
- Closterotomus infraordo Cimicomorpha.
- Closterotomus name "Closterotomus".
- Closterotomus ordo Hemiptera.
- Closterotomus phylum "Arthropoda".
- Closterotomus regnum "Animalia".
- Closterotomus subfamilia Mirinae.
- Closterotomus subordo Heteroptera.
- Closterotomus superfamilia Miroidea.
- Closterotomus subject Category:Miridae.
- Closterotomus type Animal.
- Closterotomus type Eukaryote.
- Closterotomus type Insect.
- Closterotomus type Species.
- Closterotomus type Organism.
- Closterotomus comment "Closterotomus is a genus of plant bugs belonging to the family Miridae, subfamily Mirinae.".
- Closterotomus label "Closterotomus".
- Closterotomus sameAs m.0k285bp.
- Closterotomus sameAs Q5135465.
- Closterotomus sameAs Q5135465.
- Closterotomus wasDerivedFrom Closterotomus?oldid=590194175.
- Closterotomus depiction Miridae_-_Closterotomus_biclavatus.JPG.
- Closterotomus isPrimaryTopicOf Closterotomus.
- Closterotomus name "Closterotomus".
