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ancylopsetta-antillarum
ancylopsetta-cycloidea
ancylopsetta-dendritica
ancylopsetta-dilecta
ancylopsetta-kumperae
ancylopsetta-microctenus
ancylopsetta-ommata
cephalopsetta-ventrocellatus
citharichthys-abbotti
citharichthys-amblybregmatus
citharichthys-arctifrons
citharichthys-arenaceus
citharichthys-cornutus
citharichthys-darwini
citharichthys-dinoceros
citharichthys-fragilis
citharichthys-gilberti
citharichthys-gnathus
citharichthys-gordae
citharichthys-gymnorhinus
citharichthys-macrops
citharichthys-mariajorisae
citharichthys-minutus
citharichthys-platophrys
citharichthys-sordidus
citharichthys-spilopterus
citharichthys-stampflii
citharichthys-stigmaeus
citharichthys-surinamensis
citharichthys-uhleri
citharichthys-valdezi
citharichthys-xanthostigma
cyclopsetta-chittendeni
cyclopsetta-fimbriata
cyclopsetta-panamensis
cyclopsetta-querna
etropus-ciadi
etropus-crossotus
etropus-cyclosquamus
etropus-delsmani
etropus-ectenes
etropus-longimanus
etropus-microstomus
etropus-peruvianus
etropus-rimosus
gastropsetta-frontalis
hippoglossina-bollmani
hippoglossina-macrops
hippoglossina-montemaris
hippoglossina-mystacium
hippoglossina-oblonga
hippoglossina-stomata
hippoglossina-tetrophthalma
paralichthys-adspersus
paralichthys-aestuarius
paralichthys-albigutta
paralichthys-brasiliensis
paralichthys-californicus
paralichthys-delfini
paralichthys-dentatus
paralichthys-fernandezianus
paralichthys-isosceles
paralichthys-lethostigma
paralichthys-microps
paralichthys-olivaceus
paralichthys-orbignyanus
paralichthys-patagonicus
paralichthys-squamilentus
paralichthys-triocellatus
paralichthys-tropicus
paralichthys-woolmani
pseudorhombus-annulatus
pseudorhombus-argus
pseudorhombus-arsius
pseudorhombus-binii
pseudorhombus-cinnamoneus
pseudorhombus-ctenosquamis
pseudorhombus-diplospilus
pseudorhombus-dupliciocellatus
pseudorhombus-elevatus
pseudorhombus-javanicus
pseudorhombus-jenynsii
pseudorhombus-levisquamis
pseudorhombus-malayanus
pseudorhombus-megalops
pseudorhombus-micrognathus
pseudorhombus-natalensis
pseudorhombus-neglectus
pseudorhombus-oculocirris
pseudorhombus-oligodon
pseudorhombus-pentophthalmus
pseudorhombus-quinquocellatus
pseudorhombus-russellii
pseudorhombus-spinosus
pseudorhombus-tenuirastrum
pseudorhombus-triocellatus
syacium-guineensis
syacium-gunteri
syacium-latifrons
syacium-longidorsale
syacium-maculiferum
syacium-micrurum
syacium-ovale
syacium-papillosum
tarphops-elegans
tarphops-oligolepis
tephrinectes-sinensis
thysanopsetta-naresi
xystreurys-liolepis
xystreurys-rasile
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