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belicania-cervantesi
brasineura-diamantina
brasineura-troglophilica
euplocania-amabilis
euplocania-badonneli
euplocania-cerata
euplocania-maculata
euplocania-marginata
euplocania-picta
euplocania-pictaoides
euplocania-reyesi
euplocania-zelayensis
loneura-amazonica
loneura-andina
loneura-boliviana
loneura-brasiliensis
loneura-colombiana
loneura-crenata
loneura-erwini
loneura-gorgonaensis
loneura-insularis
loneura-jinotegaensis
loneura-leonilae
loneura-lienhardi
loneura-maesi
loneura-maracaensis
loneura-meridionalis
loneura-mirandaensis
loneura-mombachensis
loneura-monticola
loneura-ocotensis
loneura-quinaria
loneura-raramuri
loneura-splendida
loneura-tuluaensis
loneuroides-venezolanus
omilneura-circumvittata
perucania-longiareola
ptiloneura-bidorsalis
ptiloneuropsis-immaculata
timnewia-greeni
triplocania-ariasi
triplocania-bifida
triplocania-brailovskyana
triplocania-bravoi
triplocania-calcarata
triplocania-caudata
triplocania-caudatoides
triplocania-chiquibulensis
triplocania-chulumanensis
triplocania-colombiana
triplocania-delgadoi
triplocania-erwini
triplocania-furcata
triplocania-halffterorum
triplocania-immaculata
triplocania-lamasi
triplocania-lamasoides
triplocania-lucida
triplocania-lunulata
triplocania-lurida
triplocania-maesi
triplocania-magnifica
triplocania-marginepicta
triplocania-mariateresae
triplocania-newi
triplocania-obscura
triplocania-palaciosi
triplocania-plaumanni
triplocania-reflexa
triplocania-robusta
triplocania-rondoniensis
triplocania-saslayensis
triplocania-spinosa
triplocania-tambopatensis
triplocania-trifida
triplocania-umbrata
triplocania-vazquezae
willreevesia-dominica
brasineura-serranortensis
euplocania-bonaverensis
euplocania-caliensis
euplocania-daguaensis
euplocania-danubiana
euplocania-gaitanae
euplocania-guentherbuchi
euplocania-laelsa
euplocania-macarenaensis
euplocania-nasa
euplocania-vallecaucana
euplocania-yalcona
loneura-dapaensis
loneura-deibyi
loneura-eberhardi
loneura-farallonensis
loneura-monserrate
loneura-quimbaya
loneura-univalle
loneuroides-bretanaensis
loneuroides-colombianus
loneuroides-ledesmai
loneuroides-rionegroensis
loneuroides-santanderinus
loneuroides-tamaensis
timnewia-jeaneae
triplocania-calori
triplocania-capixaba
triplocania-ecuatoriana
triplocania-ecuatorianaoides
triplocania-fapeam
triplocania-inpa
triplocania-manauara
triplocania-manueli
triplocania-mariaelinae
triplocania-paranaensis
triplocania-rosae
triplocania-triangularis
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