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arctocypris-fuhrmanni
candocypria-vicicia
candocypria-violalis
cypretta-brevisaepta
cypria-exsculpta
cypria-ophtalmica
cypria-pseudocrenulata
cypricercus-fuscatus
cypricercus-passaicus
cypridopsis-aculeata
cypridopsis-bamberi
cypridopsis-elephantiasis
cypridopsis-okeechobei
cypridopsis-sinensis
cypridopsis-vidua
cyprinotus-salinus
cyprinotus-scholiosus
cypris-methueni
cypris-pubera
cypris-tuberculata
diacypris-paracompacta
diacypris-parva
eucypris-fontana
eucypris-pestai
eucypris-virens
herpetocypris-amychos
heterocypris-antilliensis
heterocypris-punctata
heterocypris-salina
ilyocypris-gibba
ilyocypris-ramirezi
ilyocypris-salebrosa
kunluniacypris-haoae
martenscypridopsis-materia
microcypris-koutouna
microcypris-sheyao
microcypris-yungshihia
neocypridopsis-frigogena
neocypridopsis-granulosa
potamocypris-bituminicola
potamocypris-mandingensis
potamocypris-smaragdina
pseudocypridopsis-petkovskii
pseudoeucypris-feilaishania
reticypris-herbsti
ryocypris-hinzeae
sarscypridopsis-aculeata
strandesia-kimberleyi
strandesia-martensi
strandesia-pholpunthini
tanycypris-alfonsi
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