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dermogenys-bispina
dermogenys-brachynotopterus
dermogenys-bruneiensis
dermogenys-burmanica
dermogenys-collettei
dermogenys-montana
dermogenys-orientalis
dermogenys-palawanensis
dermogenys-pusilla
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dermogenys-siamensis
dermogenys-sumatrana
dermogenys-vogti
hemirhamphodon-byssus
hemirhamphodon-chrysopunctatus
hemirhamphodon-kapuasensis
hemirhamphodon-kecil
hemirhamphodon-kuekenthali
hemirhamphodon-phaiosoma
hemirhamphodon-pogonognathus
hemirhamphodon-sesamum
hemirhamphodon-tengah
nomorhamphus-bakeri
nomorhamphus-brembachi
nomorhamphus-celebensis
nomorhamphus-ebrardtii
nomorhamphus-hageni
nomorhamphus-kolonodalensis
nomorhamphus-lanceolatus
nomorhamphus-liemi
nomorhamphus-manifesta
nomorhamphus-megarrhamphus
nomorhamphus-pectoralis
nomorhamphus-pinnimaculata
nomorhamphus-ravnaki
nomorhamphus-rex
nomorhamphus-rossi
nomorhamphus-sagittarius
nomorhamphus-sanussii
nomorhamphus-towoetii
nomorhamphus-vivipara
nomorhamphus-weberi
tondanichthys-kottelati
zenarchopterus-alleni
zenarchopterus-buffonis
zenarchopterus-caudovittatus
zenarchopterus-clarus
zenarchopterus-dispar
zenarchopterus-dunckeri
zenarchopterus-dux
zenarchopterus-ectuntio
zenarchopterus-gilli
zenarchopterus-kampeni
zenarchopterus-novaeguineae
zenarchopterus-ornithocephala
zenarchopterus-pappenheimi
zenarchopterus-philippinus
zenarchopterus-quadrimaculatus
zenarchopterus-rasori
zenarchopterus-robertsi
zenarchopterus-striga
zenarchopterus-xiphophorus
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