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carnus-floridensis
carnus-hemapterus
carnus-mexicana
carnus-occidentalis
carnus-orientalis
enigmocarnus-chloropiformis
hemeromyia-afghanica
hemeromyia-anthracina
hemeromyia-australis
hemeromyia-longirostris
hemeromyia-obscura
hemeromyia-remotinervis
hemeromyia-vibrissina
hemeromyia-washingtona
meoneura-acuticera
meoneura-algerica
meoneura-alphabetica
meoneura-alpina
meoneura-amurensis
meoneura-anceps
meoneura-arctica
meoneura-asiatica
meoneura-atoma
meoneura-australis
meoneura-baluchistani
meoneura-bicuspidata
meoneura-californica
meoneura-carpathica
meoneura-caucasica
meoneura-compacta
meoneura-digitata
meoneura-elongella
meoneura-exigua
meoneura-falcata
meoneura-flabella
meoneura-flavifacies
meoneura-flavifrons
meoneura-forcipata
meoneura-freta
meoneura-furcata
meoneura-glaberrima
meoneura-graeca
meoneura-granadensis
meoneura-helvetica
meoneura-hennigi
meoneura-hungarica
meoneura-inversa
meoneura-kaszabi
meoneura-krivosheinae
meoneura-lacteipennis
meoneura-lamellata
meoneura-longifurca
meoneura-maritima
meoneura-milleri
meoneura-minuscula
meoneura-minutissima
meoneura-mongolica
meoneura-moravica
meoneura-neottiophila
meoneura-nevadensis
meoneura-nigeriensis
meoneura-nigrifrons
meoneura-nitidiuscula
meoneura-obscurella
meoneura-palaestinensis
meoneura-paralacteipennis
meoneura-paraseducta
meoneura-parva
meoneura-perlamellata
meoneura-polita
meoneura-prima
meoneura-pseudoflavifacies
meoneura-pseudoseducta
meoneura-pseudotriangularis
meoneura-pteropleuralis
meoneura-quadrisetosa
meoneura-sabroskyi
meoneura-scutellata
meoneura-setipyga
meoneura-sinclairi
meoneura-stepposa
meoneura-subfreta
meoneura-subnivalis
meoneura-triangularis
meoneura-tunisica
meoneura-ungulata
meoneura-vagans
meoneura-wirthi
neomeoneurites-chilensis
neomeoneurites-dissitus
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