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bradleya-(quasibradleya)-paradictyonites
bradleya-albatrossia
bradleya-andamanae
bradleya-antarctica
bradleya-arata
bradleya-claudiae
bradleya-clifdenensis
bradleya-cupa
bradleya-deltoides
bradleya-dictyon
bradleya-fenwicki
bradleya-gilli
bradleya-glabra
bradleya-japonica
bradleya-johnpicketti
bradleya-johnsoni
bradleya-kaasschierti
bradleya-kaesleri
bradleya-lordhowensis
bradleya-mckenziei
bradleya-mesembrina
bradleya-multicostata
bradleya-normani
bradleya-nuda
bradleya-opima
bradleya-paranuda
bradleya-pelasgica
bradleya-pennata
bradleya-perforata
bradleya-pitalia
bradleya-proarata
bradleya-pseudonormani
bradleya-pygmaea
bradleya-rectangulata
bradleya-reticlava
bradleya-semiarata
bradleya-silentium
bradleya-sweeti
bradleya-thomasi
poseidonamicus-hisayoae
poseidonamicus-hunti
poseidonamicus-major
poseidonamicus-minor
poseidonamicus-miocenicus
poseidonamicus-nudus
poseidonamicus-panopsus
poseidonamicus-pintoi
poseidonamicus-riograndensis
poseidonamicus-tainae
poseidonamicus-vimineus
poseidonamicus-whatleyi
poseidonamicus-yasuharai
quadracythere-alatazea
quadracythere-alloios
quadracythere-amplioreticulata
quadracythere-auricolata
quadracythere-bavarica
quadracythere-biruga
quadracythere-clavata
quadracythere-clifdenensis
quadracythere-compacta
quadracythere-fabianae
quadracythere-insulardeaensis
quadracythere-lankfordi
quadracythere-longazea
quadracythere-mediaplana
quadracythere-mediaruga
quadracythere-obtusalata
quadracythere-pipkinensis
quadracythere-planazea
quadracythere-producta
quadracythere-radizea
quadracythere-sabulosa
quadracythere-truncula
quadracythere-venusta
quasibradleya-cuneazea
quasibradleya-paradictyonites
quasibradleya-plicocarinata
quasibradleya-prodictyonites
thaerocythere-crenulata
thaerocythere-mayburyae
thaerocythere-oedichilus
thaerocythere-whatleyi
tricoquimba-dihtzoui
tricoquimba-lupinulia
tricoquimba-sesamia
tricoquimba-shyaohaoi
tricoquimba-simplex
triginglymus-denticulatus
triginglymus-nesiotes
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