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astroscopus-guttatus
astroscopus-sexspinosus
astroscopus-y-graecum
astroscopus-zephyreus
genyagnus-monopterygius
ichthyscopus-barbatus
ichthyscopus-fasciatus
ichthyscopus-insperatus
ichthyscopus-lebeck
ichthyscopus-malacopterus
ichthyscopus-nigripinnis
ichthyscopus-sannio
ichthyscopus-spinosus
kathetostoma-albigutta
kathetostoma-averruncus
kathetostoma-binigrasella
kathetostoma-canaster
kathetostoma-cubana
kathetostoma-fluviatilis
kathetostoma-giganteum
kathetostoma-laeve
kathetostoma-nigrofasciatum
pleuroscopus-pseudodorsalis
selenoscopus-turbisquamatus
uranoscopus-affinis
uranoscopus-albesca
uranoscopus-archionema
uranoscopus-bauchotae
uranoscopus-bicinctus
uranoscopus-cadenati
uranoscopus-chinensis
uranoscopus-cognatus
uranoscopus-crassiceps
uranoscopus-dahlakensis
uranoscopus-dollfusi
uranoscopus-filibarbis
uranoscopus-fuscomaculatus
uranoscopus-guttatus
uranoscopus-japonicus
uranoscopus-kaianus
uranoscopus-marisrubri
uranoscopus-marmoratus
uranoscopus-oligolepis
uranoscopus-polli
uranoscopus-scaber
uranoscopus-sulphureus
uranoscopus-tosae
xenocephalus-armatus
xenocephalus-australiensis
xenocephalus-cribratus
xenocephalus-egregius
xenocephalus-elongatus
xenocephalus-innotabilis
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