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anthogona-britannica
anthogona-variegata
anthogona-variegatum
camptogona-delamarei
camptogona-duboscqui
cranogona-cornutum
cranogona-dalensi
cranogona-delicata
cranogona-denticulata
cranogona-denticulatum
cranogona-espangnoli
cranogona-orientale
cranogona-pavida
cranogona-touyaensis
cranogona-uncinata
cranogona-vasconica
cranogona-vasconicum
escualdosoma-gourbaultae
haasia-carinifera
haasia-cornuata
haasia-falsa
haasia-hadzii
haasia-largescutata
haasia-likanum
haasia-pretneri
haasia-stenopodium
haasia-tridentis
haasia-troglodyta
haasia-troglodytes
macrochaetosoma-bifurcata
macrochaetosoma-drinae
macrochaetosoma-gracilipes
macrochaetosoma-troglomontana
macrochaetosoma-troglomontanum
vascanthogona-vicenteae
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