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agrypnetes-crassicornis
agrypnia-acristata
agrypnia-colorata
agrypnia-czerskyi
agrypnia-deflata
agrypnia-glacialis
agrypnia-improba
agrypnia-incurvata
agrypnia-legendrei
agrypnia-macdunnoughi
agrypnia-obsoleta
agrypnia-pagetana
agrypnia-picta
agrypnia-sahlbergi
agrypnia-sordida
agrypnia-straminea
agrypnia-ulmeri
agrypnia-varia
agrypnia-vestita
banksiola-calva
banksiola-concatenata
banksiola-crotchi
banksiola-dossuaria
banksiola-smithi
beothukus-complicatus
eubasilissa-alaknanda
eubasilissa-asiatica
eubasilissa-avalokhita
eubasilissa-chomolhari
eubasilissa-fo
eubasilissa-imperialis
eubasilissa-maclachlani
eubasilissa-mandarina
eubasilissa-rahtkirani
eubasilissa-regina
eubasilissa-signata
eubasilissa-sinensis
eubasilissa-tibetana
eubasilissa-wigginsi
fabria-inornata
hagenella-apicalis
hagenella-canadensis
hagenella-clathrata
hagenella-sibirica
neurocyta-arenata
neurocyta-brunnea
neurocyta-drukpa
neurocyta-minor
oligostomis-ocelligera
oligostomis-pardalis
oligostomis-reticulata
oligostomis-soochowica
oligostomus-reticulata
oligotricha-evanescens
oligotricha-fulvipes
oligotricha-hybridoides
oligotricha-kawamurai
oligotricha-lapponica
oligotricha-maxima
oligotricha-spicata
oligotricha-striata
phryganea-atomaria
phryganea-labefacta
phryganea-miocenica
phryganea-spokanensis
phryganea-wickhami
phryganea-japonica
phryganea-sinensis
phryganea-cinerea
phryganea-sayi
phryganea-bipunctata
phryganea-grandis
phryganea-nattereri
phryganea-rotundata
ptilostomis-angustipennis
ptilostomis-ocellifera
ptilostomis-postica
ptilostomis-semifasciata
semblis-atrata
semblis-melaleuca
semblis-phalaenoides
trichostegia-minor
yphria-californica
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