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afrocyclopina-platypus
allocyclopina-ambigua
allocyclopina-australiensis
allocyclopina-inopinata
allocyclopina-madagassica
arenocyclopina-biarticulata
cryptocyclopina-inopinata
cryptocyclopina-monchenkoi
cyclopidina-euacantha
cyclopina-adelphae
cyclopina-adriatica
cyclopina-agilis
cyclopina-americana
cyclopina-amita
cyclopina-arenicola
cyclopina-arenosa
cyclopina-balearica
cyclopina-brachystylis
cyclopina-brevifurca
cyclopina-caiala
cyclopina-caissara
cyclopina-caroli
cyclopina-clausii
cyclopina-confusa
cyclopina-crassisetosa
cyclopina-dorae
cyclopina-ensifera
cyclopina-esilis
cyclopina-exigua
cyclopina-gracilis
cyclopina-hadzii
cyclopina-heterospina
cyclopina-janaina
cyclopina-kasignete
cyclopina-kasis
cyclopina-kieferi
cyclopina-kiraensis
cyclopina-latipes
cyclopina-laurentica
cyclopina-mediterranea
cyclopina-norvegica
cyclopina-oblivia
cyclopina-ovalis
cyclopina-pacifica
cyclopina-parapsammophila
cyclopina-phoenicia
cyclopina-pontica
cyclopina-psammophila
cyclopina-pygmaea
cyclopina-rotundipes
cyclopina-schneideri
cyclopina-semireducta
cyclopina-sinaitica
cyclopina-smirnovi
cyclopina-soror
cyclopina-steueri
cyclopina-tuberculata
cyclopina-unisetosa
cyclopina-vachoni
cyclopina-yutimaete
cyclopinopsis-brasiliensis
cyclopinopsis-curticauda
cyclopinotus-eximius
heptnerina-confusa
heterocyclopina-feiticeira
heterocyclopina-plesai
heterocyclopina-uguaipuku
heterocyclopina-vietnamensis
indocyclopina-langi
mexiclopina-campechana
pseudocyclopinodes-neglecta
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