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afrotaenia-machadoi
ballophilus-alluaudi
ballophilus-australiae
ballophilus-braunsi
ballophilus-clavicornis
ballophilus-comastes
ballophilus-conservatus
ballophilus-differens
ballophilus-fijiensis
ballophilus-filiformis
ballophilus-flavescens
ballophilus-foresti
ballophilus-giganteus
ballophilus-granulosus
ballophilus-hounselli
ballophilus-insperatus
ballophilus-kraepelini
ballophilus-latisternus
ballophilus-lawrencei
ballophilus-liber
ballophilus-maculosus
ballophilus-maldivensis
ballophilus-mauritianus
ballophilus-neocaledonicus
ballophilus-pallidus
ballophilus-paucipes
ballophilus-pedadanus
ballophilus-peruanus
ballophilus-polypus
ballophilus-pygmaeus
ballophilus-ramirezi
ballophilus-riveroi
ballophilus-rouxi
ballophilus-sabesinus
ballophilus-smaragdus
ballophilus-taenioformis
ballophilus-tercrux
caritohallex-minyrrhopus
cerethmus-naiquatanus
clavophilus-maricaonus
diplethmus-dux
diplethmus-granosus
diplethmus-mexicanus
diplethmus-porosus
diplethmus-pulchellus
diplethmus-ribauti
ityphilus-boteltobogensis
ityphilus-calinus
ityphilus-cavernicolus
ityphilus-ceibanus
ityphilus-crabilli
ityphilus-demoraisi
ityphilus-grandis
ityphilus-guianensis
ityphilus-idanus
ityphilus-krausi
ityphilus-lilacinus
ityphilus-mauriesi
ityphilus-melanostigmus
ityphilus-microcephalus
ityphilus-nemoides
ityphilus-palidus
ityphilus-perrieri
ityphilus-polypus
ityphilus-saucius
ityphilus-savannus
ityphilus-sensibilis
ityphilus-tenuicollis
koinethmus-guanereus
leucolinum-trinidadense
taeniolinum-arborum
taeniolinum-guadeloupense
taeniolinum-integer
taeniolinum-mundum
taeniolinum-panamicum
taeniolinum-setosum
tanophilus-hondurasanus
zygethmus-pantenus
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