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afghanistina-hsipinga
afghanistina-szuhaia
cytheroma-aphanes
cytheroma-araukanensis
cytheroma-dimorpha
cytheroma-eximius
cytheroma-karadagiensis
cytheroma-latiantennata
cytheroma-marinovi
cytheroma-shoangwenlini
cytheroma-variabilis
cytheroma-yueri
fernandinacythere-arenicola
luvula-gigartonoides
megacythere-costata
megacythere-punctocostata
megacythere-repexa
megacythere-robusta
megacythere-stevensoni
megacythere-striata
megacythere-twofoldbayensis
microloxoconcha-barralesi
microloxoconcha-compressa
microloxoconcha-dimorpha
microloxoconcha-fragilis
microloxoconcha-ikeyai
microloxoconcha-marinovi
microloxoconcha-santacruzensis
microloxoconcha-subterranea
paracytheroma-abyanensis
paracytheroma-aestatophfla
paracytheroma-aestatophila
paracytheroma-araukanensis
paracytheroma-asamushiensis
paracytheroma-baccata
paracytheroma-hartmanni
paracytheroma-levis
paracytheroma-magna
paracytheroma-mangrovicola
paracytheroma-pedrensis
paracytheroma-similis
paracytheroma-sudaustralis
paracytheroma-texana
paracytheroma-undulimarginata
paracytheroma-ventrosinuosa
pellucistoma-bensoni
pellucistoma-chushunshui
pellucistoma-elongata
pellucistoma-magnolioidea
pellucistoma-scrippsi
pontocytheroma-arenaria
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