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acartia-(acanthacartia)-bacorehuiensis
acartia-(acanthacartia)-bifilosa
acartia-(acanthacartia)-bilobata
acartia-(acanthacartia)-californiensis
acartia-(acanthacartia)-chilkaensis
acartia-(acanthacartia)-dweepi
acartia-(acanthacartia)-fossae
acartia-(acanthacartia)-italica
acartia-(acanthacartia)-levequei
acartia-(acanthacartia)-pietschmani
acartia-(acanthacartia)-plumosa
acartia-(acanthacartia)-sinjiensis
acartia-(acanthacartia)-spinata
acartia-(acanthacartia)-steueri
acartia-(acanthacartia)-tonsa
acartia-(acanthacartia)-tropica
acartia-(acanthacartia)-tsuensis
acartia-(acanthacartia)-tumida
acartia-(acartia)-danae
acartia-(acartia)-forcipata
acartia-(acartia)-longisetosa
acartia-(acartia)-nana
acartia-(acartia)-negligens
acartia-(acartiura)-bermudensis
acartia-(acartiura)-clausi
acartia-(acartiura)-discaudata
acartia-(acartiura)-ensifera
acartia-(acartiura)-enzoi
acartia-(acartiura)-fancetti
acartia-(acartiura)-floridana
acartia-(acartiura)-hongi
acartia-(acartiura)-hudsonica
acartia-(acartiura)-jilletti
acartia-(acartiura)-lefevreae
acartia-(acartiura)-longiremis
acartia-(acartiura)-margalefi
acartia-(acartiura)-omorii
acartia-(acartiura)-simplex
acartia-(acartiura)-teclae
acartia-(acartiura)-tranteri
acartia-(euacartia)-forticrusa
acartia-(euacartia)-sarojus
acartia-(euacartia)-southwelli
acartia-(hypoacartia)-adriatica
acartia-(hypoacartia)-macropus
acartia-(odontacartia)-amboinensis
acartia-(odontacartia)-australis
acartia-(odontacartia)-bispinosa
acartia-(odontacartia)-bowmani
acartia-(odontacartia)-centrura
acartia-(odontacartia)-edentata
acartia-(odontacartia)-erythraea
acartia-(odontacartia)-japonica
acartia-(odontacartia)-laxa
acartia-(odontacartia)-lilljeborgi
acartia-(odontacartia)-ohtsukai
acartia-(odontacartia)-pacifica
acartia-(odontacartia)-spinicauda
acartia-denticornis
acartia-limpida
acartia-mediterranea
acartia-mollicula
acartia-mossi
acartia-ponteloides
acartia-remivagantis
acartia-seshaiyai
acartiella-faoensis
acartiella-gravelyi
acartiella-kempi
acartiella-keralensis
acartiella-major
acartiella-minor
acartiella-natalensis
acartiella-nicolae
acartiella-sewelli
acartiella-sinensis
acartiella-tortaniformis
paracartia-africana
paracartia-coerulescens
paracartia-dubia
paracartia-grani
paracartia-latisetosa
paracartia-longipatella
paralabidocera-antarctica
paralabidocera-grandispina
paralabidocera-separabilis
pteriacartia-josephinae
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