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adinda-carli
adinda-conglobator
adinda-dollfusi
adinda-gigas
adinda-lamellata
adinda-lobata
adinda-malaccensis
adinda-nilgiriensis
adinda-palniensis
adinda-platyperaeon
adinda-pulchra
adinda-riedeli
adinda-scabra
adinda-stebbingi
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adinda-travancorensis
adinda-triangulifera
adinda-weberi
amazoniscus-arlei
amazoniscus-eleonorae
amazoniscus-leistikowi
amazoniscus-schmidti
amazoniscus-zimmeri
aulaconiscus-caecus
caecopactes-minimus
circoniscus-bezzii
circoniscus-buckupi
circoniscus-carajasensis
circoniscus-gaigei
circoniscus-hamatus
circoniscus-hirsutus
circoniscus-incisus
circoniscus-intermedius
circoniscus-ornatus
circoniscus-pallidus
colomboniscus-carpioi
colomboniscus-regressus
colomboniscus-tristani
colomboscia-andina
colomboscia-bituberculata
colomboscia-cordillierae
colomboscia-gaigei
colomboscia-parva
globarmadillo-armatus
globopactes-falconensis
globopactes-granulatus
globopactes-hispidus
globopactes-meridae
globopactes-senex
globopactes-talamacensis
haplarmadillo-monocellatus
heptapactes-quadriseriatus
kithironiscus-dobrogicus
kithironiscus-paragamiani
matazonellus-eglisi
matazonellus-turquinensis
microsphaeroniscus-bicolor
microsphaeroniscus-costatus
microsphaeroniscus-pallidus
microsphaeroniscus-squamatus
microsphaeroniscus-violaceus
neosanfilippia-venezuelana
neosanfilippia-zoiai
paratoradjia-beroni
paratoradjia-indosinensis
paratoradjia-sulcata
paratoradjia-vietnamensis
protoradjia-insularis
protoradjia-jacobsoni
protoradjia-montana
protoradjia-paeninsulae
protoradjia-pilosa
richardsoniscus-portoricensis
scleropactes-colombiensis
scleropactes-concinnus
scleropactes-cotopaxii
scleropactes-ecuadoriensis
scleropactes-estherae
scleropactes-incicus
scleropactes-pilosus
scleropactes-pululahua
scleropactes-tatei
scleropactes-zeteki
scleropactoides-bonitanus
scleropactoides-curvatus
scleropactoides-guianensis
scleropactoides-tukeitanus
sphaeroniscus-flavomaculatus
sphaeroniscus-frontalis
sphaeroniscus-gerstaeckeri
sphaeroniscus-pilosus
sphaeroniscus-quintus
spherarmadillo-cavernicola
spherarmadillo-huatuscensis
spherarmadillo-nebulosus
spherarmadillo-schwarzi
suarezia-differens
suarezia-heterodoxa
toradjia-celebensis
toradjia-cephalica
toradjia-gorgona
toradjia-hirsuta
troglopactes-botosaneanui
xeroporcellio-pandazisi
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