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arractocetus-blairi
arractocetus-bruijni
arractocetus-morio
arractocetus-niger
arractocetus-nipponicus
atractocerus-ater
atractocerus-bicolor
atractocerus-bifasciatus
atractocerus-brasiliensis
atractocerus-brevicornis
atractocerus-crassicornis
atractocerus-gracilicornis
atractocerus-kreuslerae
atractocerus-monticola
atractocerus-procerus
atractocerus-reversus
atractocerus-siebersi
atractocerus-tasmaniensis
atractocerus-termiticola
atractocerus-tonkineus
atractocerus-victoriensis
australymexylon-australe
australymexylon-fuscipennis
elateroides-dermestoides
elateroides-flabellicornis
elateroides-lugubris
fusicornis-valdivianus
hymaloxylon-aspoecki
hymaloxylon-quercus
lymexylon-amamianum
lymexylon-navale
lymexylon-persicus
lymexylon-ruficolle
melittomma-africanum
melittomma-albitarsis
melittomma-auberti
melittomma-benitonum
melittomma-brasiliense
melittomma-brunnea
melittomma-coomani
melittomma-javanicum
melittomma-lateritium
melittomma-marginellum
melittomma-nana
melittomma-oculare
melittomma-panamensis
melittomma-perrieri
melittomma-pervagum
melittomma-philippensis
melittomma-pubicolle
melittomma-sericeum
melittomma-sicardi
melittomma-vigilans
melittommopsis-abdominale
melittommopsis-juquiensis
melittommopsis-nigra
melittommopsis-ruficolle
melittommopsis-validum
protomelittomma-insulare
raractocetus-emarginatus
urtea-graeca
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