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calponia-harrisonfordi
caponia-abyssinica
caponia-braunsi
caponia-capensis
caponia-chelifera
caponia-forficifera
caponia-hastifera
caponia-karrooica
caponia-natalensis
caponia-secunda
caponia-simoni
caponia-spiralifera
caponina-alegre
caponina-cajabamba
caponina-chilensis
caponina-chinacota
caponina-longipes
caponina-notabilis
caponina-papamanga
caponina-paramo
caponina-pelegrina
caponina-sargi
caponina-testacea
caponina-tijuca
carajas-paraua
cubanops-alayoni
cubanops-andersoni
cubanops-armasi
cubanops-bimini
cubanops-darlingtoni
cubanops-granpiedra
cubanops-juragua
cubanops-ludovicorum
cubanops-luquillo
cubanops-terueli
cubanops-tortuguilla
cubanops-vega
diploglena-arida
diploglena-capensis
diploglena-dippenaarae
diploglena-karooica
diploglena-major
diploglena-proxila
iraponia-scutata
laoponia-pseudosaetosa
laoponia-saetosa
medionops-blades
medionops-cesari
medionops-claudiae
medionops-murici
medionops-ramirezi
medionops-simla
medionops-tabay
nasutonops-chapeu
nasutonops-sincora
nasutonops-xaxado
nops-agnarssoni
nops-alexenriquei
nops-amazonas
nops-anisitsi
nops-bahia
nops-bellulus
nops-blandus
nops-branicki
nops-campeche
nops-coccineus
nops-enae
nops-ernestoi
nops-farhati
nops-finisfurvus
nops-flutillus
nops-gertschi
nops-glaucus
nops-guanabacoae
nops-hispaniola
nops-ipojuca
nops-itapetinga
nops-jaragua
nops-largus
nops-maculatus
nops-mathani
nops-meridionalis
nops-minas
nops-navassa
nops-nitidus
nops-pallidus
nops-pocone
nops-quito
nops-siboney
nops-sublaevis
nops-tico
nops-toballus
nops-ursumus
nops-variabilis
nopsides-ceralbonus
notnops-calderoni
nyetnops-guarani
nyetnops-juchuy
orthonops-gertschi
orthonops-giulianii
orthonops-icenoglei
orthonops-iviei
orthonops-johnsoni
orthonops-lapanus
orthonops-ovalis
orthonops-overtus
orthonops-zebra
taintnops-goloboffi
taintnops-paposo
tarsonops-ariguanabo
tarsonops-clavis
tarsonops-coronilla
tarsonops-irataylori
tarsonops-sectipes
tarsonops-sternalis
tarsonops-systematicus
tisentnops-leopoldi
tisentnops-mineiro
tisentnops-onix
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