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australeuma-gladifer
australeuma-golovatchi
australeuma-jeekeli
australeuma-mauriesi
australeuma-peckorum
australeuma-simile
huttoniella-clousleythompsoni
huttoniella-trisetosum
malayothrix-enghoffi
malayothrix-lacertosa
malayothrix-papuani
metopidiothrix-abuyog
metopidiothrix-anderssoni
metopidiothrix-apoensis
metopidiothrix-baletei
metopidiothrix-baybay
metopidiothrix-burckhardti
metopidiothrix-calamei
metopidiothrix-cameronensis
metopidiothrix-danao
metopidiothrix-dolok
metopidiothrix-enghoffi
metopidiothrix-gallus
metopidiothrix-gressetti
metopidiothrix-hauseri
metopidiothrix-hoogstraali
metopidiothrix-javana
metopidiothrix-kagpili
metopidiothrix-kalang
metopidiothrix-laguna
metopidiothrix-layang
metopidiothrix-lehtineni
metopidiothrix-leyte
metopidiothrix-loebli
metopidiothrix-mada
metopidiothrix-matang
metopidiothrix-melanocephala
metopidiothrix-mujong
metopidiothrix-nebulosa
metopidiothrix-papuana
metopidiothrix-rhopalophora
metopidiothrix-samuelsonorum
metopidiothrix-santubong
metopidiothrix-schawalleri
metopidiothrix-sedgwicki
metopidiothrix-shelleyi
metopidiothrix-taiwanensis
metopidiothrix-tamborana
metopidiothrix-visca
metopidiothrix-werneri
neocambrisoma-cachinnus
neocambrisoma-fieldensis
neocambrisoma-raveni
nesiothrix-mangana
nesiothrix-medialis
nesiothrix-tasmanica
nipponothrix-aculea
nipponothrix-aculeus
nipponothrix-yuwandake
pocockia-sapiens
reginaterreuma-daviesae
reginaterreuma-major
reginaterreuma-monroei
reginaterreuma-tarkinensis
reginaterreuma-unicolor
reginaterreuma-victorianum
schedotrigona-crucifer
schedotrigona-histrix
schedotrigona-johnsi
schedotrigona-pecki
schedotrigona-smithi
schedotrigona-tasmanica
schedotrigona-tremblayi
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