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patula-asperipunctella
pygmocrates-lissopeda
spiladarcha-capnodes
spiladarcha-derelicta
spiladarcha-iodes
spiladarcha-tolmetes
urodus-amphilocha
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urodus-iophlebia
urodus-isoxesta
urodus-isthmiella
urodus-lithophaea
urodus-marantica
urodus-merida
urodus-mirella
urodus-modesta
urodus-niphatma
urodus-opticosema
urodus-ovata
urodus-pallidicostella
urodus-pamporphyra
urodus-parvula
urodus-perischias
urodus-porphyrina
urodus-praetextata
urodus-procridias
urodus-pulvinata
urodus-sanctipaulensis
urodus-scythrochalca
urodus-sordidata
urodus-spumescens
urodus-staphylina
urodus-subcaerulea
urodus-sympiestis
urodus-tineiformis
urodus-transverseguttata
urodus-triancycla
urodus-venatella
urodus-xiphura
wockia-asperipunctella
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