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astegistes-hallaensis
astegistes-pilosus
cultroribula-almagulae
cultroribula-angulata
cultroribula-arctica
cultroribula-argentinensis
cultroribula-berolina
cultroribula-bicultrata
cultroribula-bicuspidata
cultroribula-brasilensis
cultroribula-castriensis
cultroribula-confinis
cultroribula-divergens
cultroribula-diversa
cultroribula-elongata
cultroribula-humerata
cultroribula-juncta
cultroribula-lata
cultroribula-laticuspis
cultroribula-ligulata
cultroribula-magnifica
cultroribula-quinquesetosa
cultroribula-shukuminensis
cultroribula-tridentata
cultroribula-tropica
cultroribula-variolosa
cultroribula-zicsii
furcoppia-americana
furcoppia-breviclavata
furcoppia-cornuta
furcoppia-dentata
furcoppia-hauseri
furcoppia-horakae
furcoppia-imitans
furcoppia-longiseta
furcoppia-microdentata
furcoppia-minuta
furcoppia-parva
furcoppia-tricornuta
furcoppia-vtorovi
furcoribula-bilamellata
furcoribula-furcillata
furcoribula-pacifica
furcoribula-tridentata
furcoribula-yichunensis
lamellozetes-chilensis
lamellozetes-pseudoareolatus
maorizetes-ferox
monofurcoppia-austroamericana
quadroribula-quadrisetosa
sulcoribula-laticuspidata
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