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Neosuarius
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Neosuarius

16 branches of this group, most-observed first

Chrysopodes collaris

speciesChrysopodes collaris

Chrysopodes porterinus

speciesChrysopodes porterinus

Chrysopodes nigripilosa

speciesChrysopodes nigripilosa

Chrysopodes nigricubitus

speciesChrysopodes nigricubitus

Chrysopodes pecki

speciesChrysopodes pecki

Chrysopodes karinae

speciesChrysopodes karinae

Chrysopodes krugii

speciesChrysopodes krugii

Chrysopodes oswaldi

speciesChrysopodes oswaldi

Chrysopodes escomeli

speciesChrysopodes escomeli

Chrysopodes flavescens

speciesChrysopodes flavescens

Chrysopodes nigripilosus

speciesChrysopodes nigripilosus

Chrysopodes apurinus

speciesChrysopodes apurinus

Chrysopodes crassipennis

speciesChrysopodes crassipennis

Chrysopodes poujadei

speciesChrysopodes poujadei

Chrysopodes figuralis

speciesChrysopodes figuralis

Chrysopodes crassinervis

speciesChrysopodes crassinervis

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