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afrodynopsylla-gigantea
austrodynopsylla-encala
diceraopsylla-brunettii
diceraopsylla-lecanthae
dynopsylla-cornuta
dynopsylla-grandis
dynopsylla-pinnativena
dynopsylla-yunnanana
homotoma-altissimae
homotoma-angolensis
homotoma-annesleae
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homotoma-bambusae
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homotoma-benjaminae
homotoma-bilineata
homotoma-boheae
homotoma-brevis
homotoma-caroliquarti
homotoma-chlamydodora
homotoma-chuanana
homotoma-distincta
homotoma-eastopi
homotoma-ficus
homotoma-galbvittata
homotoma-gressitti
homotoma-indica
homotoma-lahui
homotoma-maculata
homotoma-mangiferae
homotoma-microphyllae
homotoma-pacifica
homotoma-pyriformiscola
homotoma-radiata
homotoma-ruiliana
homotoma-shuana
homotoma-spiraea
homotoma-unifasciata
homotoma-wulinensis
homotoma-xishuangana
homotoma-yunnanica
macrohomotoma-apsylloides
macrohomotoma-geniculata
macrohomotoma-gladiata
macrohomotoma-guangxiensis
macrohomotoma-hylocola
macrohomotoma-maculata
macrohomotoma-magna
macrohomotoma-minana
macrohomotoma-robusta
macrohomotoma-sandakana
macrohomotoma-striata
macrohomotoma-suijiangiense
macrohomotoma-viridis
macrohomotoma-williamsi
macrohomotoma-yunana
mycopsylla-fici
mycopsylla-gardenensis
mycopsylla-indica
mycopsylla-kina
mycopsylla-mathuriana
mycopsylla-obliqua
mycopsylla-propinqua
mycopsylla-proxima
mycopsylla-tuberculata
phytolyma-fusca
phytolyma-lata
phytolyma-minuta
phytolyma-tchuentei
phytolyma-tuberculata
pseudoeriopsylla-carvalhoi
pseudoeriopsylla-etiennei
pseudoeriopsylla-etoundii
pseudoeriopsylla-kenyae
pseudoeriopsylla-laingi
pseudoeriopsylla-medleri
pseudoeriopsylla-nyasae
synoza-cornutiventris
synoza-floccosa
synoza-pulchra
triozamia-lamborni
triozamia-usambarensis
triozamia-vondraceki
moriphila-furva
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