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Drimostomatina
31 branches of this group, most-observed first
Caelostomus
genusCaelostomus
Diceromerus
genusDiceromerus
Cyrtolaus
genusCyrtolaus
Abacaelostus
genusAbacaelostus
Andrewesinulus
genusAndrewesinulus
Apsidocnemus
genusApsidocnemus
Barylaus
genusBarylaus
Caecocaelus
genusCaecocaelus
Camptogenys
genusCamptogenys
Capabatus
genusCapabatus
Crenulostrigus
genusCrenulostrigus
Dactyleurys
genusDactyleurys
Dactylinius
genusDactylinius
Diachipteryx
genusDiachipteryx
Dromistomus
genusDromistomus
Drymonaxus
genusDrymonaxus
Eurystomis
genusEurystomis
Feostoma
genusFeostoma
Hemitelestus
genusHemitelestus
Hoplizomenus
genusHoplizomenus
Leleuporites
genusLeleuporites
Madapelmus
genusMadapelmus
Monodryxus
genusMonodryxus
Pachycaecus
genusPachycaecus
Pachyroxochus
genusPachyroxochus
Platyxythrius
genusPlatyxythrius
Stegazopteryx
genusStegazopteryx
Stomonaxellus
genusStomonaxellus
Strigomerodes
genusStrigomerodes
Strigomerus
genusStrigomerus
Trichillinus
genusTrichillinus
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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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 422874.