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bonetesmus-novenus
bonetesmus-ojo
bonetesmus-soileauae
bonetesmus-verus
colobodesmus-biolleyi
colobodesmus-cobanus
colobodesmus-crucis
colobodesmus-triramus
cyclodesmus-aztecus
cyclodesmus-crssartus
cylionus-constrictus
cylionus-gracilis
cylionus-kauanus
cyphodesmus-bifidus
cyphodesmus-hidalgonus
cyphodesmus-mexicanus
cyphodesmus-trifidus
desmonus-acclivus
desmonus-atophus
desmonus-austrus
desmonus-conjunctus
desmonus-crassus
desmonus-curtus
desmonus-distinctus
desmonus-earlei
desmonus-inordinatus
desmonus-pudicus
eusphaeriodesmus-angustus
eusphaeriodesmus-bilobatus
eusphaeriodesmus-prehensor
eusphaeriodesmus-robustus
eusphaeriodesmus-stilifer
eusphaeriodesmus-stylifer
haplocyclodesmus-angustipes
haplocyclodesmus-crassartus
haplocyclodesmus-enneryenis
haplocyclodesmus-enneryensis
haplocyclodesmus-falcarius
haplocyclodesmus-globulus
haplocyclodesmus-haitianus
haplocyclodesmus-hubbardi
haplocyclodesmus-hubbardii
haplocyclodesmus-incisus
haplocyclodesmus-insulanus
haplocyclodesmus-irretitus
haplocyclodesmus-jeremiei
haplocyclodesmus-montanus
haplocyclodesmus-nudatus
haplocyclodesmus-obesus
haplocyclodesmus-porcellanus
haplocyclodesmus-rubellus
haplocyclodesmus-setosus
hybocestus-bacrionis
hybocestus-clavulus
hybocestus-octonodus
hybocestus-plagiodon
hybocestus-spiralis
ischnosphaeriodesmus-digitatus
lophocyclus-laxatus
lophocyclus-munitus
lophocyclus-parvus
lophocyclus-passus
lophocyclus-pumilus
proeilodesmus-mecistonyx
sphaeriodesmus-bruesi
sphaeriodesmus-bukowinus
sphaeriodesmus-conformans
sphaeriodesmus-coriaceus
sphaeriodesmus-cotzalostoc
sphaeriodesmus-cruzbelem
sphaeriodesmus-cruzbelum
sphaeriodesmus-dentatus
sphaeriodesmus-filamentosus
sphaeriodesmus-golondrinensis
sphaeriodesmus-griseus
sphaeriodesmus-grubbi
sphaeriodesmus-grubbsi
sphaeriodesmus-hondurasanus
sphaeriodesmus-iglesia
sphaeriodesmus-isolatus
sphaeriodesmus-longiramus
sphaeriodesmus-longitubus
sphaeriodesmus-medius
sphaeriodesmus-mexicanus
sphaeriodesmus-michoacanus
sphaeriodesmus-neglectus
sphaeriodesmus-nodulosus
sphaeriodesmus-nortoni
sphaeriodesmus-oniscus
sphaeriodesmus-pinetorum
sphaeriodesmus-rabonus
sphaeriodesmus-redondo
sphaeriodesmus-robertsoni
sphaeriodesmus-salto
sphaeriodesmus-sanjose
sphaeriodesmus-saussurei
sphaeriodesmus-secundus
sphaeriodesmus-sprousei
sphaeriodesmus-tortus
sphaeriodesmus-trullatus
sphaeriodesmus-zontehuitz
taphrodesmus-vestitus
tetraporosoma-seriatum
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