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Cyrionyx
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Cyrionyx

15 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Cyrionyx camelus

speciesCyrionyx camelus

Cyrionyx cavirostris

speciesCyrionyx cavirostris

Cyrionyx clathratus

speciesCyrionyx clathratus

Cyrionyx conotracheloides

speciesCyrionyx conotracheloides

Cyrionyx decemcostatus

speciesCyrionyx decemcostatus

Cyrionyx fuscovarius

speciesCyrionyx fuscovarius

Cyrionyx scapulosus

speciesCyrionyx scapulosus

Cyrionyx semicostatus

speciesCyrionyx semicostatus

Cyrionyx vapidus

speciesCyrionyx vapidus

Cyrionyx ruficornis

speciesCyrionyx ruficornis

Cyrionyx apiatus

speciesCyrionyx apiatus

Cyrionyx championi

speciesCyrionyx championi

Cyrionyx exaratus

speciesCyrionyx exaratus

Cyrionyx humeralis

speciesCyrionyx humeralis

Cyrionyx nebulosus

speciesCyrionyx nebulosus

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Where it lives

Recorded sightings

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 251393.