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acanthohaustorius-bousfieldi
acanthohaustorius-intermedius
acanthohaustorius-millsi
acanthohaustorius-pansus
acanthohaustorius-shoemakeri
acanthohaustorius-similis
acanthohaustorius-spinosus
acanthohaustorius-uncinus
eohaustorius-barnardi
eohaustorius-brevicuspis
eohaustorius-cheliferus
eohaustorius-eous
eohaustorius-estuarius
eohaustorius-gurjanovae
eohaustorius-longicarpus
eohaustorius-longidactylus
eohaustorius-sawyeri
eohaustorius-sencillus
eohaustorius-setulosus
eohaustorius-spinigerus
eohaustorius-stocki
eohaustorius-subulicola
eohaustorius-tandeensis
eohaustorius-washingtonianus
haustorius-algeriensis
haustorius-allardi
haustorius-arenarius
haustorius-canadensis
haustorius-galvezi
haustorius-jayneae
haustorius-mexicanus
haustorius-orientalis
lepidactylus-dytiscus
lepidactylus-triarticulatus
neohaustorius-biarticulatus
neohaustorius-schmitzi
parahaustorius-attenuatus
parahaustorius-holmesi
parahaustorius-longimerus
parahaustorius-obliquus
protohaustorius-bousfieldi
protohaustorius-deichmannae
protohaustorius-wigleyi
pseudohaustorius-americanus
pseudohaustorius-borealis
pseudohaustorius-caroliniensis
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