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bunops-scutifrons
bunops-serricaudata
cactus-cactus
drepanothrix-dentata
grimaldina-brazzai
guernella-raphaelis
lathonura-dorsispina
lathonura-ovalis
lathonura-rectirostris
macrothrix-acutirostris
macrothrix-agsensis
macrothrix-albuferae
macrothrix-atahualpa
macrothrix-boergeni
macrothrix-brandorffi
macrothrix-brevicornis
macrothrix-breviseta
macrothrix-burstalis
macrothrix-camjatae
macrothrix-capensis
macrothrix-carinata
macrothrix-dadayi
macrothrix-elegans
macrothrix-flabelligera
macrothrix-flagellata
macrothrix-gauthieri
macrothrix-hardingi
macrothrix-hirsuticornis
macrothrix-hystrix
macrothrix-indistincta
macrothrix-laticornis
macrothrix-longiseta
macrothrix-magna
macrothrix-malaysiensis
macrothrix-marthae
macrothrix-mexicanus
macrothrix-montana
macrothrix-novamexicana
macrothrix-odiosa
macrothrix-oviformis
macrothrix-paulensis
macrothrix-pectinata
macrothrix-pennigera
macrothrix-pholpunthini
macrothrix-pseudospinosa
macrothrix-rectirostris
macrothrix-rosea
macrothrix-ruehei
macrothrix-sarsi
macrothrix-schauinslandi
macrothrix-shadini
macrothrix-sierrafriatensis
macrothrix-sioli
macrothrix-smirnovi
macrothrix-spinosa
macrothrix-superaculeata
macrothrix-tabrizensis
macrothrix-timmsi
macrothrix-tobaensis
macrothrix-tripectinata
macrothrix-triserialis
macrothrix-vietnamensis
macrothrix-williamsi
onchobunops-tuberculatus
pseudomoina-lemnae
streblocerus-inexpectatus
streblocerus-pygmaeus
streblocerus-serricaudatus
streblocerus-spinulatus
streblocerus-superserricaudatus
wlassiscia-kinistinensis
wlassiscia-pannonica
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