An Eupogonius pauper[68] in uska species han Coleoptera nga ginhulagway ni Leconte hadton 1852. An Eupogonius pauper in nahilalakip ha genus nga Eupogonius, ngan familia nga Cerambycidae.[71][72] Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.[71]

Eupogonius pauper
Siyentipiko nga pagklasipika
Ginhadi-an: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Ubosphylum: Hexapoda
Klase: Insecta
Orden: Coleoptera
Banay: Cerambycidae
Genus: Eupogonius
Espesye: Eupogonius pauper
Binomial nga ngaran
Eupogonius pauper
LeConte, 1852
Mga sinonimo

Eupogonius vestitus Senchina, 2005[1]
Eupogonius vestitus Linsley & Chemsak, 1997[2]
Eupogonius vestitus MacRae, 1993[3]
Eupogonius vestitus Chemsak, Linsley & Noguera, 1992[4]
Eupogonius fraxini Chemsak, Linsley & Noguera, 1992[4]
Eupogonius vestitus Gosling, 1984[5]
Eupogonius vestitus Rice & Enns, 1981[6]
Eupogonius vestitus Laliberté, Chantal & LaRochelle, 1977[7]
Eupogonius fraxini Chemsak, 1977[8]
Eupogonius vestitus Solomon, Doolittle & Spilman, 1976[9]
Eupogonius vestitus Gosling & Gosling, 1976[10]
Eupogonius vestitus Kirk & Balsbaugh, 1975[11]
Eupogonius (eupogonius) vestitus Breuning, 1963[12]
Eupogonius (eupogonius) fraxini Breuning, 1963[12]
Eupogonius vestitus Chagnon & Robert, 1962[13]
Eupogonius vestitus Dillon & Dillon, 1961[14]
Euopogonius vestitus Alexander, 1958[15]
Eupogonius vestitus Steyskal, 1951[16]
Eupogonius vestitus Fattig, 1947[17]
Eupogonius vestitus Knull, 1946[18]
Eupogonius vestitus Löding, 1945[19]
Eupogonius vestitus Beal & Massey, 1945[20]
Eupogonius fraxini Löding, 1945[19]
Eupogonius vestitus Townes, 1944[21]
Eupogonius vestitus Thompson, 1943[22]
Eupogonius vestitus Hoffmann, 1942[23]
Eupogonius vestitus Chagnon, 1938[24]
Eupogonius vestitus Brimley, 1938[25]
Eupogonius vestitus Melzer, 1933[26]
Eupogonius vestitus Linsley & Martin, 1933[27]
Eupogonius fraxini Löding, 1933[28]
Eupogonius vestitus Beaulne, 1932[29]
Eupogonius vestitus Barrett, 1932[30]
Eupogonius vestitus Knull, 1930[31]
Eupogonius vestitus Leonard, 1928[32]
Eupogonius vestitus Blatchley, 1928[33]
Eupogonius vestitus Kirk & Knull, 1926[34]
Eupogonius fraxini Kirk & Knull, 1926[34]
Eupogonius vestitus Champlain, Kirk & Knull, 1925[35]
Eupogonius vestitus Craighead, 1923[36]
Eupogonius vestitus Aurivillius, 1922[37]
Eupogonius fraxini Aurivillius, 1922[37]
Eupogonius vestitus Britton, 1920[38]
Eupogonius vestitus Nicolay, 1919[39]
Eupogonius fraxini Knull, 1918[40]
Eupogonius vestitus Chagnon, 1917[41]
Eupogonius vestitus Fisher & Kirk, 1912[42]
Eupogonius vestitus Smith, 1910[43]
Eupogonius vestitus Blatchley, 1910[44]
Eupogonius vestitus Wickham, 1909[45]
Eupogonius vestitus Schaeffer, 1908[46]
Eupogonius vestitus Felt, 1906[47]
Eupogonius vestitus Ulke, 1903[48]
Eupogonius vestitus Dury, 1902[49]
Eupogonius vestitus Smith, 1900[50]
Eupogonius vestitus Wickham, 1898[51]
Eupogonius vestitus Chittenden, 1897[52]
Eupogonius vestitus Leng & Hamilton, 1896[53]
Eupogonius vestitus Beutenmüller, 1896[54]
Eupogonius vestitus Hamilton, 1895[55]
Eupogonius vestitus Chittenden, 1894[56]
Eupogonius vestitus Hopkins, 1893[57]
Eupogonius vestitus Packard, 1890[58]
Eupogonius vestitus Saunders, 1887[59]
Eupogonius vestitus Horn, 1885[60]
Eupogonius vestitus Harrington, 1884[61]
Eupogonius vestitus Packard, 1881[62]
Eupogonius vestitus Riley, 1880[63]
Eupogonius vestitus Popenoe, 1878[64]
Eupogonius vestitus Gemminger & Harold, 1873[65]
Eupogonius vestitus Bland, 1861[66]
Eupogonius vestitus White, 1855[67]
Eupogonius vestitus LeConte, 1852[68]
Pogonocherus vestitus Haldeman, 1847[69]
Exocentrus vestitus Haldeman, 1847[70]

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