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dinocryptops-broelemanni
dinocryptops-miersii
ectonocryptoides-quadrimeropus
ectonocryptops-kraepelini
kartops-guianae
kethops-atypus
kethops-utahensis
newportia-adisi
newportia-albana
newportia-amazonica
newportia-andina
newportia-atoyaca
newportia-aureana
newportia-autanensis
newportia-avilensis
newportia-azteca
newportia-bauxita
newportia-bielawaskii
newportia-brevipes
newportia-brevisegmentata
newportia-cerrocopeyensis
newportia-cubana
newportia-dentata
newportia-diagramma
newportia-divergens
newportia-ernsti
newportia-fuhrmanni
newportia-guaiquinimensis
newportia-heteropoda
newportia-ignorata
newportia-inflata
newportia-isleanae
newportia-lasia
newportia-lata
newportia-leptotarsis
newportia-longitarsis
newportia-maxima
newportia-mexicana
newportia-monticola
newportia-morela
newportia-mosquei
newportia-oligopla
newportia-oreina
newportia-paraensis
newportia-patavina
newportia-pelaezi
newportia-phoretha
newportia-pijiguaoensis
newportia-pilosa
newportia-prima
newportia-pusilla
newportia-sabina
newportia-sargenti
newportia-simoni
newportia-spinipes
newportia-stolli
newportia-tachirensis
newportia-tepuiana
newportia-tetraspinae
newportia-troglobia
newportia-unguifer
newportia-weyrauchi
scolopocryptops-aberrans
scolopocryptops-aurantiaca
scolopocryptops-capillepidatus
scolopocryptops-curtus
scolopocryptops-denticulatus
scolopocryptops-ferrugineus
scolopocryptops-gracilis
scolopocryptops-guacharensis
scolopocryptops-melanostomus
scolopocryptops-nigridius
scolopocryptops-nigrimaculatus
scolopocryptops-peregrinator
scolopocryptops-piauhiensis
scolopocryptops-quadrisulcatus
scolopocryptops-rubiginosus
scolopocryptops-sexspinosus
scolopocryptops-spinicaudus
scolopocryptops-spinulifer
scolopocryptops-verdescens
scolopocryptops-viridis
thalkethops-grallatrix
tidops-balzanii
tidops-collaris
tidops-simus
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