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auroropsocus-conoidalis
auroropsocus-cyclocarpus
auroropsocus-flavidus
auroropsocus-fumeus
auroropsocus-orientis
auroropsocus-setosus
auroropsocus-spatiosifurcatus
auroropsocus-strenus
dolabellopsocus-apiatus
dolabellopsocus-calima
dolabellopsocus-carcinus
dolabellopsocus-catenatus
dolabellopsocus-ctenatus
dolabellopsocus-digitatus
dolabellopsocus-ecuadorensis
dolabellopsocus-eertmoedi
dolabellopsocus-flavipennis
dolabellopsocus-furcatus
dolabellopsocus-guttatus
dolabellopsocus-incertus
dolabellopsocus-intermedius
dolabellopsocus-lobatus
dolabellopsocus-maculatus
dolabellopsocus-maculosus
dolabellopsocus-pectenatus
dolabellopsocus-pictus
dolabellopsocus-pygmaeus
dolabellopsocus-roseus
dolabellopsocus-roseusoides
dolabellopsocus-similis
dolabellopsocus-spinosus
dolabellopsocus-yundiguai
isthmopsocus-barbatus
isthmopsocus-barbatusoides
isthmopsocus-breviceps
isthmopsocus-foliatus
isthmopsocus-hylonomus
isthmopsocus-imperfectus
isthmopsocus-lanceatus
isthmopsocus-luridus
isthmopsocus-ornatus
isthmopsocus-radulatus
isthmopsocus-speculatus
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