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Brachymerus
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Brachymerus

14 branches of this group, most-observed first

Iphiclus lateripunctatus

speciesIphiclus lateripunctatus

Iphiclus simplex

speciesIphiclus simplex

Iphiclus nigriventris

speciesIphiclus nigriventris

Iphiclus clavicornis

speciesIphiclus clavicornis

Iphiclus posticenigrum

speciesIphiclus posticenigrum

Iphiclus tibialis

speciesIphiclus tibialis

Iphiclus bicolor

speciesIphiclus bicolor

Iphiclus nigritarsis

speciesIphiclus nigritarsis

Iphiclus spilotus

speciesIphiclus spilotus

Iphiclus humeropictus

speciesIphiclus humeropictus

Iphiclus columbiae

speciesIphiclus columbiae

Iphiclus amazonus

speciesIphiclus amazonus

Iphiclus dorsonotatus

speciesIphiclus dorsonotatus

Iphiclus rubripennis

speciesIphiclus rubripennis

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