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Members of the
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observed to prey on A. tex****: Crab
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Ambush bugs (
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Philanthe wasps (Sphecidae)
Robber flies (Asilidae)
Blister beetle (Meloidae)...
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Karner blue
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robber flies,
ambush bugs (
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