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eleutheromenia-carinata
eleutheromenia-sierra
forcepimenia-protecta
gephyroherpia-antarctica
gephyroherpia-impar
halomenia-gravida
hypomenia-nierstraszi
hypomenia-sanjuanensis
labidoherpia-spinosa
lophomenia-dorsocaeca
lophomenia-spiralis
luitfriedia-minuta
metamenia-intermedia
metamenia-triglandulata
pararrhopalia-fasciata
pararrhopalia-pruvoti
pruvotina-artabra
pruvotina-cryophila
pruvotina-gauszi
pruvotina-impexa
pruvotina-longispinosa
pruvotina-manifesta
pruvotina-megathecata
pruvotina-pallioglandulata
pruvotina-peniculata
pruvotina-praegnans
pruvotina-providens
pruvotina-uniperata
scheltemaia-bassensis
scheltemaia-mimus
sialoherpia-aculeitecta
unciherpia-hirsuta
uncimenia-neapolitana
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