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ameghinocythere-reticulata
ekpectocythere-plana
hypocritecythere-polymorphica
keijia-australis
keijia-brachychthonus
keijia-chihtsui
keijia-demissa
keijia-falklandi
keijia-hirundo
keijia-labyrinthica
keijia-patagonica
keijia-radiata
keijia-telesphoria
kotoracythere-doratus
kotoracythere-eburalia
kotoracythere-formosa
kotoracythere-inconspicua
kotoracythere-kuntao
kotoracythere-yangyao
mckenziartia-foveata
mckenziartia-mowbrayi
mckenziartia-portjacksonensis
mckenziartia-territoriae
mckenziartia-thomi
morkhovenia-cuneola
munseyella-atlantica
munseyella-bissetae
munseyella-brevis
munseyella-dedeckeri
munseyella-dedeckkeri
munseyella-eggerti
munseyella-hokkaidoana
munseyella-inulia
munseyella-japonica
munseyella-josti
munseyella-libita
munseyella-louisianensis
munseyella-melzeri
munseyella-modesta
munseyella-punctata
munseyella-pupilla
munseyella-pusilla
munseyella-reticulosa
munseyella-ristveti
munseyella-undulata
parakeijia-thomi
pectocythere-clavata
pectocythere-dentarticula
pectocythere-janae
pectocythere-kiklukhensis
pectocythere-magellanensis
pectocythere-marincovichi
pectocythere-pakerae
pectocythere-parkerae
pectocythere-pseudoamphidonta
pectocythere-quadrangulata
pectocythere-royi
pectocythere-tomalensis
pectocythere-tsiuensis
praemunita-broomensis
praemunita-capeyorkiana
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