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dorypteryx-domestica
dorypteryx-longipennis
dorypteryx-pallida
dorypteryx-yunnanica
pseudopsyllipsocus-gangliigerus
pseudorypteryx-mexicana
psocathropos-cameriferus
psocathropos-cuttackae
psocathropos-domesticus
psocathropos-dyadoclemus
psocathropos-lachlani
psocathropos-pilipennis
psocathropos-pleurotaenus
psocathropos-purpuripsarous
psocathropos-sinensis
psocathropos-tridymus
psyllipsocus-albipalpus
psyllipsocus-angustipennis
psyllipsocus-apache
psyllipsocus-batuensis
psyllipsocus-bombayensis
psyllipsocus-chamela
psyllipsocus-chiquibulensis
psyllipsocus-clunioventralis
psyllipsocus-clunjunctus
psyllipsocus-decoratus
psyllipsocus-delamarei
psyllipsocus-didymus
psyllipsocus-disparunguis
psyllipsocus-dorae
psyllipsocus-edentulus
psyllipsocus-falcifer
psyllipsocus-flexuosus
psyllipsocus-fuscipalpus
psyllipsocus-fuscistigma
psyllipsocus-garciamolinai
psyllipsocus-hilli
psyllipsocus-hirsutus
psyllipsocus-huastecanus
psyllipsocus-hyalinus
psyllipsocus-kintpuashi
psyllipsocus-maculatus
psyllipsocus-marconii
psyllipsocus-metamicropterus
psyllipsocus-minutissimus
psyllipsocus-monticolus
psyllipsocus-neoleonensis
psyllipsocus-oculatus
psyllipsocus-orghidani
psyllipsocus-ornatus
psyllipsocus-poblanus
psyllipsocus-proximus
psyllipsocus-punctulatus
psyllipsocus-radiopictus
psyllipsocus-ramburii
psyllipsocus-regiomontanus
psyllipsocus-sanxiaensis
psyllipsocus-sauteri
psyllipsocus-serrifer
psyllipsocus-similis
psyllipsocus-sinicus
psyllipsocus-spinifer
psyllipsocus-spinosus
psyllipsocus-squamatus
psyllipsocus-subterraneus
psyllipsocus-subtilis
psyllipsocus-thaidis
psyllipsocus-yongi
psyllipsocus-yucatan
psyllipsocus-stupendus
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