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apteraliplus-parvulus
brychius-albertanus
brychius-hornii
brychius-hungerfordi
brychius-pacificus
haliplus-allisonae
haliplus-annulatus
haliplus-apostolicus
haliplus-bierigi
haliplus-blanchardi
haliplus-borealis
haliplus-brandeni
haliplus-canadensis
haliplus-carinatus
haliplus-columbiensis
haliplus-concolor
haliplus-confluentus
haliplus-connexus
haliplus-crassus
haliplus-cribrarius
haliplus-cubensis
haliplus-curtulus
haliplus-cylindricus
haliplus-deceptus
haliplus-distinctus
haliplus-dorsomaculatus
haliplus-falli
haliplus-fasciatus
haliplus-gracilis
haliplus-gravidus
haliplus-havaniensis
haliplus-hoppingi
haliplus-immaculicollis
haliplus-leechi
haliplus-leopardus
haliplus-lewsii
haliplus-longulus
haliplus-mimeticus
haliplus-minor
haliplus-mutchleri
haliplus-nanus
haliplus-nitens
haliplus-ohioensis
haliplus-oklahomensis
haliplus-panamanus
haliplus-pantherinus
haliplus-pseudofasciatus
haliplus-punctatus
haliplus-robertsi
haliplus-rugosus
haliplus-salinarius
haliplus-salmo
haliplus-solitarius
haliplus-stagninus
haliplus-strigatus
haliplus-subguttatus
haliplus-tortilipennis
haliplus-triopsis
haliplus-tumidus
haliplus-ungularis
haliplus-vancouverensis
haliplus-variomaculatus
haliplus-wallisi
peltodytes-bradleyi
peltodytes-callosus
peltodytes-darlingtoni
peltodytes-dietrichi
peltodytes-dispersus
peltodytes-dunavani
peltodytes-duodecimpuntatus
peltodytes-duopunctatus
peltodytes-edentulus
peltodytes-festivus
peltodytes-floridensis
peltodytes-lengi
peltodytes-litoralis
peltodytes-mexicana
peltodytes-muticus
peltodytes-oppositus
peltodytes-ovalis
peltodytes-pedunculatus
peltodytes-sexmaculatus
peltodytes-shermani
peltodytes-simplex
peltodytes-tamaulipensis
peltodytes-tortulosus
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