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ananca-bicolor
ananca-despaignei
ananca-kanack
ananca-sinensis
asclera-auripilis
asclera-discolor
asclera-excavata
asclera-nigra
asclera-puncticollis
asclera-ruficollis
calopus-angustus
copidita-quadrimaculata
ditylus-caeruleus
ditylus-gracilis
ditylus-quadricollis
eumecomera-bicolor
eumecomera-cyanipennis
eumecomera-obscura
heliocis-repanda
hypasclera-costata
hypasclera-dorsalis
hypasclera-floridana
hypasclera-ignota
hypasclera-megateles
hypasclera-nesiotes
hypasclera-nitidula
hypasclera-pleuralis
hypasclera-pseudosericea
nacerdes-melanura
oxacis-angustata
oxacis-barbara
oxacis-bernatettei
oxacis-bitomentosa
oxacis-cana
oxacis-coahuilae
oxacis-dugesi
oxacis-fragilis
oxacis-francesca
oxacis-granulata
oxacis-josephi
oxacis-laeta
oxacis-laevicollis
oxacis-marianna
oxacis-megathoracica
oxacis-michaeli
oxacis-minuta
oxacis-nitens
oxacis-nitidicollis
oxacis-pallida
oxacis-plumbea
oxacis-rugicollis
oxacis-sericea
oxacis-subfusca
oxacis-taeniata
oxacis-trimaculata
oxacis-trirossi
oxacis-xerensis
oxycopis-dietrichi
oxycopis-falli
oxycopis-floridana
oxycopis-fuliginosa
oxycopis-howdeni
oxycopis-mariae
oxycopis-mcdonaldi
oxycopis-mimetica
oxycopis-nigripennis
oxycopis-notoxoides
oxycopis-suturalis
oxycopis-thoracica
oxycopis-vittata
paroxacis-debilis
paroxacis-interrita
paroxacis-lucana
paroxacis-recendita
rhinoplatia-mortivallicola
rhinoplatia-ruficollis
sessinia-livida
sisenes-championi
sparedrus-aspersus
sparedrus-depressus
thelyphassa-apicata
vasaces-elongatus
vasaces-knulli
vasaces-linearis
vasaces-maculatus
xanthochroa-californica
xanthochroa-centralis
xanthochroa-erythrocephala
xanthochroa-lateralis
xanthochroa-marina
xanthochroa-testacea
xanthochroa-trinotata
xanthochroina-bicolor
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