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amorphoscelis-abyssinica
amorphoscelis-angolica
amorphoscelis-annulicornis
amorphoscelis-asymmetrica
amorphoscelis-austrogermanica
amorphoscelis-bimaculata
amorphoscelis-borneana
amorphoscelis-brunneipennis
amorphoscelis-chinensis
amorphoscelis-chopardi
amorphoscelis-elegans
amorphoscelis-griffinii
amorphoscelis-grisea
amorphoscelis-hainana
amorphoscelis-hamata
amorphoscelis-huismani
amorphoscelis-javana
amorphoscelis-kenyensis
amorphoscelis-lamottei
amorphoscelis-laxeretis
amorphoscelis-machadoi
amorphoscelis-morini
amorphoscelis-naumanni
amorphoscelis-nigriventer
amorphoscelis-nubeculosa
amorphoscelis-opaca
amorphoscelis-orientalis
amorphoscelis-pallida
amorphoscelis-pantherina
amorphoscelis-papua
amorphoscelis-parva
amorphoscelis-pellucida
amorphoscelis-phaesoma
amorphoscelis-philippina
amorphoscelis-pinheyi
amorphoscelis-pulchella
amorphoscelis-pulchra
amorphoscelis-punctata
amorphoscelis-reticulata
amorphoscelis-rufula
amorphoscelis-siebersi
amorphoscelis-singaporana
amorphoscelis-spinosa
amorphoscelis-stellulatha
amorphoscelis-subnigra
amorphoscelis-sulawesiana
amorphoscelis-sumatrana
amorphoscelis-tigrina
amorphoscelis-tuberculata
amorphoscelis-villiersi
bolivaroscelis-bolivari
bolivaroscelis-carinata
bolivaroscelis-werneri
caudatoscelis-annulipes
caudatoscelis-caudata
caudatoscelis-collarti
caudatoscelis-lagrecai
caudatoscelis-marmorata
cliomantis-cornuta
cliomantis-dispar
cliomantis-lateralis
cliomantis-obscura
exparoxypilus-africanus
gigliotoscelis-simulans
gyromantis-kraussii
gyromantis-occidentalis
maculatoscelis-ascalaphoides
maculatoscelis-gilloni
maculatoscelis-maculata
metoxypilus-costalis
metoxypilus-lobifrons
metoxypilus-werneri
myrmecomantis-atra
nesoxypilus-albomaculatus
nesoxypilus-pseudomyrmex
paramorphoscelis-gondokorensis
paraoxypilus-armatus
paraoxypilus-distinctus
paraoxypilus-flavifemur
paraoxypilus-insularis
paraoxypilus-kimberleyensis
paraoxypilus-laticollis
paraoxypilus-tasmaniensis
paraoxypilus-verreauxii
perlamantis-algerica
perlamantis-alliberti
phthersigena-centralis
phthersigena-conspersa
phthersigena-insularis
phthersigena-melania
phthersigena-minor
phthersigena-nebulosa
phthersigena-pallidifemur
phthersigena-timorensis
phthersigena-unicornis
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