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acolobicus-erichsoni
antilissus-aper
aspathines-aeneus
aulonium-aequicolle
aulonium-ferrugineum
aulonium-longum
aulonium-parallelopipedum
aulonium-tuberculatum
bitoma-brevipes
bitoma-carinata
bitoma-crenata
bitoma-discolor
bitoma-exarata
bitoma-gracilis
bitoma-granulata
bitoma-neglecta
bitoma-ornata
bitoma-parallela
bitoma-pinicola
bitoma-quadricollis
bitoma-quadriguttata
bitoma-sulcata
bitoma-vittata
colobicus-parilis
colydium-glabriculum
colydium-lineola
colydium-nigripenne
colydium-robustum
colydium-thomasi
coxelus-serratus
denophoelus-nosodermoides
endeitoma-dentata
endeitoma-granulata
eucicones-marginalis
eudesma-undulata
hyporhagus-gilensis
hyporhagus-leechi
hyporhagus-opaculus
hyporhagus-pseudogilensis
hyporhagus-punctulatus
hyporhagus-valdepunctatus
lasconotus-bitomoides
lasconotus-borealis
lasconotus-complex
lasconotus-concavus
lasconotus-fiskei
lasconotus-flexuosus
lasconotus-intricatus
lasconotus-knulli
lasconotus-laqueatus
lasconotus-linearis
lasconotus-nucleatus
lasconotus-pertenuis
lasconotus-planipennis
lasconotus-pusillus
lasconotus-referendarius
lasconotus-servus
lasconotus-simplex
lasconotus-subcostulatus
lasconotus-tuberculatus
lasconotus-vegrandis
lobogestoria-gibbicollis
lyreus-alleni
megataphrus-arizonicus
megataphrus-chandleri
megataphrus-tenuicornis
microprius-rufulus
microsicus-obscurus
microsicus-parvulus
microsicus-variegatus
monoedus-guttatus
namunaria-guttulata
namunaria-pacifica
nematidium-filiforme
neotrichus-latiusculus
paha-guadalupensis
paha-laticollis
phellopsis-montana
phellopsis-obcordata
phellopsis-robustula
phloeodes-diabolicus
phloeodes-emarginatus
phloeodes-plicatus
phloeodes-pustulosus
phloeonemus-catenulatus
phloeonemus-interruptus
pseudocorticus-blairi
pycnomerus-arizonicus
pycnomerus-haematodes
pycnomerus-quercus
pycnomerus-reflexus
pycnomerus-rufipennis
pycnomerus-sulcicollis
pycnomerus-thrinax
rhagodera-costata
rhagodera-interrupta
rhagodera-texana
rhagodera-tuberculata
spinhyporhagus-cuneispinatus
stephaniolus-longus
synchita-fuliginosa
usechimorpha-barberi
usechimorpha-montanus
usechus-lacerta
usechus-nucleatus
zopherus-championi
zopherus-concolor
zopherus-elegans
zopherus-gracilis
zopherus-granicollis
zopherus-nodulosus
zopherus-opacus
zopherus-sanctaehelenae
zopherus-tristis
zopherus-uteanus
zopherus-xestus
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