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copeina-guttata
copeina-osgoodi
copella-arnoldi
copella-carsevennensis
copella-compta
copella-eigenmanni
copella-meinkeni
copella-metae
copella-nattereri
copella-nigrofasciata
copella-vilmae
derhamia-hoffmannorum
lebiasina-ardilai
lebiasina-bimaculata
lebiasina-chocoensis
lebiasina-chucuriensis
lebiasina-colombia
lebiasina-floridablancaensis
lebiasina-intermedia
lebiasina-marilynae
lebiasina-melanoguttata
lebiasina-minuta
lebiasina-multimaculata
lebiasina-narinensis
lebiasina-ortegai
lebiasina-provenzanoi
lebiasina-taphorni
lebiasina-uruyensis
lebiasina-yepezi
lebiasina-yuruaniensis
nannostomus-anduzei
nannostomus-beckfordi
nannostomus-bifasciatus
nannostomus-britskii
nannostomus-digrammus
nannostomus-eques
nannostomus-erythrurus
nannostomus-espei
nannostomus-grandis
nannostomus-harrisoni
nannostomus-limatus
nannostomus-marginatus
nannostomus-marilynae
nannostomus-minimus
nannostomus-mortenthaleri
nannostomus-nigrotaeniatus
nannostomus-nitidus
nannostomus-rubrocaudatus
nannostomus-trifasciatus
nannostomus-unifasciatus
piabucina-astrigata
piabucina-aureoguttata
piabucina-boruca
piabucina-elongata
piabucina-erythrinoides
piabucina-festae
piabucina-panamensis
piabucina-pleurotaenia
piabucina-unitaeniata
pyrrhulina-australis
pyrrhulina-beni
pyrrhulina-brevis
pyrrhulina-eleanorae
pyrrhulina-elongata
pyrrhulina-filamentosa
pyrrhulina-laeta
pyrrhulina-lugubris
pyrrhulina-marilynae
pyrrhulina-maxima
pyrrhulina-melanostoma
pyrrhulina-obermulleri
pyrrhulina-rachoviana
pyrrhulina-semifasciata
pyrrhulina-spilota
pyrrhulina-stoli
pyrrhulina-vittata
pyrrhulina-zigzag
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