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Sclerostomini
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Sclerostomini

17 branches of this tribe, most-observed first

Apterodorcus

genusApterodorcus

Erichius

genusErichius

Pycnosiphorus

genusPycnosiphorus

Chileistomus

genusChileistomus

Aegognathus

genusAegognathus

Sclerostomus

genusSclerostomus

Metadorcinus

genusMetadorcinus

Metadorcus

genusMetadorcus

Macrocrates

genusMacrocrates

Charagmophorus

genusCharagmophorus

Sclerostomulus

genusSclerostomulus

Montesinus

genusMontesinus

Altitatiayus

genusAltitatiayus

Scortizus

genusScortizus

Auxicerus

genusAuxicerus

Onorelucanus

genusOnorelucanus

Andinolucanus

genusAndinolucanus

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