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afromenotes-hirsuta
amberiana-major
amberiana-montana
byrsodepsus-coriarius
byrsodepsus-sundanus
byrsodepsus-zetteli
colpoproctus-circumclusus
colpoproctus-femoralis
colpoproctus-limbatus
colpoproctus-pullus
colpoproctus-vilis
colporidius-aeneus
coridiellus-bechynei
coridiellus-cyclopeltus
coridiellus-figlinus
coridiellus-lenoiri
coridiellus-mayumbensis
coridiellus-patruelis
coridius-affinis
coridius-alternatus
coridius-assamensis
coridius-brunneus
coridius-castaneus
coridius-chinensis
coridius-cuprifer
coridius-cuprinus
coridius-deckerti
coridius-dimorphus
coridius-divergens
coridius-dubitabilis
coridius-duraiae
coridius-farleyi
coridius-flavomarginatus
coridius-fuscus
coridius-ianus
coridius-kerzhneri
coridius-laosanus
coridius-lividus
coridius-marginatus
coridius-neobrunneus
coridius-nepalensis
coridius-nubilus
coridius-prolixus
coridius-pseudaffinis
coridius-pseudoflavomarginatus
coridius-putoni
coridius-remipes
coridius-rotundatus
coridius-rufomarginatus
coridius-sanguinolentus
coridius-singhalanus
coridius-turbatensis
coridius-viduatus
coridius-xanthopterus
cyclopelta-abdominalis
cyclopelta-bechynei
cyclopelta-bruneiensis
cyclopelta-funebris
cyclopelta-obscura
cyclopelta-ornata
cyclopelta-parva
cyclopelta-robusta
cyclopelta-rugosa
cyclopelta-siccifolia
cyclopelta-solmani
cyclopelta-trimaculata
cyclopelta-tristis
dinidor-brazilensis
dinidor-impicticollis
dinidor-mactabilis
dinidor-pulsator
dinidor-rufocinctus
dinidor-saucius
dinidor-vicarius
doesbergiana-borneoensis
eumenotes-obscura
eumenotes-pacao
folengus-papuensis
megymenum-affine
megymenum-anacanthum
megymenum-aruensis
megymenum-basale
megymenum-brevicorne
megymenum-confusum
megymenum-dentatum
megymenum-distanti
megymenum-dohrni
megymenum-gracilicorne
megymenum-lisi
megymenum-megaspinosum
megymenum-mekongum
megymenum-obliquum
megymenum-parallelum
megymenum-pratti
megymenum-quadratum
megymenum-rectangulatum
megymenum-salebrosum
megymenum-semivestitum
megymenum-severini
megymenum-spinosum
megymenum-sumatranum
patanocnema-maculata
patanocnema-maynei
patanocnema-ovata
sagriva-banna
sagriva-vittata
thalma-biguttata
thalma-secunda
urusa-crassa
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