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Br15−159 Br15−266 oxxxxo 95/95/96 BB16 Ninetis subtilissima G093 xooxoo 58/72/51 97/100/100 S501 Gen.n. Om6 Om29 xxxxxx JA83 Gen.n. Ven01 Ven01 oooxxo 99/100/100 S358 Kambiwa MACN273 MACN265 xxxxxx 94/93/49 S328 Kambiwa neotropica Br15−267 oooxxo 0/0/38 S443 Ibotyporanga Br16−149 Br16−303 xxxxxx 99/100/100 JA123 Ibotyporanga naideae G117 oxoxxo 25/38/80 0/3/90 S347 Guaranita yaculica? MACN271 xoxxxx 3/4/14 JA46 Pholcophora americana G092 oxooxo 100/100/100 JA45 Pholcophora americana G089 oxoxxo 100/100/100 S298 Pholcophora? Car544 Car544 xxoxxo 90/94/94 S011 Papiamenta MRAC639 MRAC640 xoxooo 94/92/21 S323 Gen. Cu12−325 Cu12−325 oxxooo CH05 Priscula Ven02/80−85 Ven24 oxooxx 33/43/98 S476 Priscula venezuelana Ven28 xxxoxo 67/70/74 JA80 Priscula Astr07 Astr07 oxooxo 98/99/97 JA114 Priscula binghamae Astr06 oxooxo S006 Gen.n. Geneve59 MRAC642 xoxxox 73/81/96 S430 Chisosa diluta USA20 xoxxxo S348 Holocneminus huangdi Ind141 xxxxxx 23/24/93 32/49/97 P0234 Nita elsaff G118 xxxoxx BB21 Physocyclus globosus G075 xooxxo 100/100/100 JA70 Physocyclus franckei G097 xxxxxo 25/34/82 100/100/96 S474 Physocyclus enaulus USA21 xoxoxo 100/100/99 30/48/90 JA71 Physocyclus dugesi G071 xoxxxo S381 Gen.n. Ind107 Ind201 xoxoxx 99/100/97 13/16/89 S496 Gen.n. Ind96 Ind196 xxxoxo 100/100/100 S382 Gen.n. Ind82 Ind184 xxxoxx 100/100/100 S495 Gen.n. Ind117 Ind209 xxxoxo 20/38/92 S303 Trichocyclus cf warianga Harms05 xxxxoo 68/81/98 100/100/100 S302 Trichocyclus balladong Harms01 xxxoxo 15/18/77BB32 Trichocyclus cf balladong G079 xxoxxo S293 Wugigarra kalamai Harms02 xxxooo 18/19/7139/56/90 S233 Wugigarra QMB5 QMB5 ooxoox 96/95/90 S232 Wugigarra yawai QMB2 xxxxxx 24/30/82 37/27/64 P0251 Wugigarra undanbi QMB4 oxxxox 19/25/93 S016 Holocneminus Phi105 Phi245 xoxoxo 40/46/86 S254 Holocneminus multiguttatus Mal295 xxxxox 100/100/99 100/100/100 S253 Holocneminus multiguttatus Mal223 xxxxoo S068 Holocneminus Phi9 Phi192 oxxoox 11/17/90 S486 Holocneminus Ind73 Ind179 xxxoxx 20/23/41 S078 Holocneminus Phi74 Phi229 oxxoxx S464 Gen.n. Br16−44 Br16−252 oxxxxx 100/100/100 S357 Gen.n. MACN270 MACN270 oxxxxx S433 Gen.n. Br16−178 Br16−315 xoxoxx 99/100/100 S432 Gen.n. Br16−50 Br16−253 xoxoxx S494 Tupigea Br10−32 Br10−89 xxxoxo P0218 Tupigea maza Br09−102 oxxoox 100/98/100 99/99/99 P0214 Tupigea nadleri Br10−69 oxxxxx 16/25/87 97/99/98 S377 Tupigea penedo Br07/100−14 xoxxxo 53/50/94 CH45 Tupigea angelim Br03/100−03 xxxxxx 11/15/4 JA13 Tupigea cantareira Br03/100−13 oxooxo 58/47/69 S385 Tupigea teresopolis? Br07/100−42 xxooxx 52/61/54 GB30 Tupigea paula Br14−185 ooooxo 30/51/82 S409 Tupigea Br14−47 Br14−162 xoxoxx 53/65/50 55/61/5 S411 Tupigea Br10−40 Br10−80 xxooxx 94/95/98 S384 Tupigea ale Br07/100−17 xxooxx 30/51/82 S409 Tupigea Br14−47 Br14−162 xoxoxx 53/65/50 55/61/5 S411 Tupigea Br10−40 Br10−80 xxooxx 94/95/98 S384 Tupigea ale Br07/100−17 xxooxx S060 Chibchea mapuche? Mich17 xoxxoo 100/100/100 S058 Chibchea picunche? Mich10 xoxxoo 22/20/75 S431 Gen.n. Br16−196 Br16−322 oxxoxx 97/99/99 S353 Gen.n. Br15−45 Br15−206 xxxoxx 87/88/95 S475 Pisaboa silvae Br16−325 xxxxoo 100/100/93 S304 Waunana modesta? Car259 oxoxox BB03 Ciboneya antraia G020 xxoxxo 99/99/100 S313 Ciboneya nuriae Cu12−029 oxoooo Ixc39 Ixchela taxco Ara0273 oxooxo 78/70/50 25/25/75 10/13/95 Ixc29 Ixchela abernathyi Ara0238 xxoxxo 100/100/100 Ixc51 Ixchela santibanezi Ara0309 xxxxxx 43/51/0 Ixc56 Ixchela viquezi Ara0319 oxooxo 9/8/79 S289 'Coryssocnemis' iviei G135 xxxxxx BB23 Psilochorus simoni G018 xooxxo 15/15/15 83/97/99 S477 Psilochorus concolor USA29 ooxxoo 100/100/100 69/82/99 CH49 Psilochorus imitatus G015+G019 xxxoxo 98/100/95 S478 Psilochorus pallidulus USA25 xxxoxo 18/9/95 CH09 Psilochorus itaguyrussu G011 xoxxxx 98/98/95 S032 Psilochorus Br11−40 Br11−162 oxxxxo 100/100/100 37/27/93 P0210 Psilochorus Br10−36 Br10−85 xxxxxx JA134 Tainonia visite Hai65 oxooxo 100/100/100 S480 Tainonia serripes DR/100−06 xxxoxx 100/100/92 JA131 Tainonia samana DR/100−32 oxooxo S310 Anopsicus Car206 Car206 xxxxox 3/5/1467/82/37 S356 Modisimus cavaticus PuR066 xxxxxx 100/100/100 S231 Modisimus signatus PuR044 oxoxxo NF3 Modisimus cuadro DR/100−03 oxooxo 49/54/87 NF9 Modisimus kiskeya DR/100−09 oxooxo 38/33/97 98/99/99 10/7/86 NF1 Modisimus toma DR/100−01 oxooxo 77/90/99 S413 Anopsicus USA3 USA34 xxoxxo 69/75/84 NF13 Modisimus cienaga DR/100−13 oxooxo 72/77/97 IA01 Modisimus culicinus Cu12−065 oxoxxo 100/100/100 NF43 Modisimus culicinus DR/100−43 oxooxo NF41 Modisimus vittatus DR/100−41 oxooxo 83/95/10045/43/95 NF37 Modisimus makandal DR/100−37 oxooxo 33/34/91 P0228 Modisimus G106 G106 oxxxxx 41/45/0 S113 Modisimus pavidus Cu12−241 ooxxxo 33/35/56 IA05 Modisimus elongatus Cu12−188 oxoxxo 28/41/17 CH07 Modisimus Cu12−11 Cu12−177 oxoxxo 2/1/32 IA04 Modisimus Cu12−136 Cu12−265 oxoxxo NF24 Modisimus miri DR/100−24 oxooxo 100/100/100 NF53 Modisimus paraiso Hai98 oxooxo 34/47/91 NF64 Modisimus palvet Hai64 oxooxo 34/41/85 4/2/8692/93/97 NF69 Modisimus berac Hai69 oxooxo CH08 Modisimus incertus Cu12−245 oxooxx 97/99/81 S374 Modisimus Cu12−99 Cu12−208 oxxoxx 99/98/99 S372 Modisimus Cu12−100 Cu12−295 oxxxxx 19/16/78 77/78/71 S373 Modisimus Cu12−61 Cu12−201 xxxxxx 73/75/91 S115 Modisimus Cu12−2 Cu12−306 ooxoxo NF89 Modisimus mango Hai89 oxooxo 88/93/98 S309 Anopsicus Car127 Car127 oxxxxo NF80 Modisimus epepye Hai80 oxooxo 27/24/65100/100/99 NF66 Modisimus fuscus Hai66 oxooxo 14/9/36 16/23/69 IA02 Modisimus macaya Hai77 oxoxxo NF101 Modisimus enriquillo Hai101 oxooxo 88/95/9893/92/94 NF68 Modisimus tiburon Hai68 oxooxo 79/80/92 NF87 Modisimus leprete Hai87 oxooxo 100/100/99 NF71 Modisimus roumaini Hai71 oxooxo 94/96/93 NF81 Modisimus seguin Hai81 oxooxo S021 Otavaloa piro? Astr17 xxxoxx 100/100/100 S320 Otavaloa cf angotero Mich33 oxxoox 100/100/95 S465 Otavaloa lisei Br16−326 xxxxxx CH03 Mesabolivar yuruani Ven53 xxoxxo JA93 Mesabolivar eberhardi Ven35 oxoxxo 100/100/100 JA34 Mesabolivar eberhardi Ven05 oxooxo 96/94/91 97/99/100 BB09a Mesabolivar aurantiacus G001 xxoxxo 44/50/64 S454 Mesabolivar huambisa? Br16−226a xxxxxo 80/88/100 100/100/100 S453 Mesabolivar tapajos Br16−258 oxxxxo 75/78/0 27/18/37 S451 Mesabolivar jamari Br16−301 xxxxxo S351 Litoporus Br15−107 Br15−237 xxxoxx 100/100/100 P0212 Litoporus iguassuensis Br10−87 xxooxx 100/100/100P0213 Litoporus iguassuensis Br10−72 xxooox 100/100/100 S447 Litoporus manu Br16−292 oxxxxx 28/27/58 S446 Litoporus dimona Br16−336 xxxxxx 93/96/99 31/26/24 S444 Litoporus Br16−153 Br16−305 xxooxx 44/36/90 S445 Litoporus Br16−62 Br16−264 xxxxxx JA52 Mesabolivar cyaneomaculatus Br03/100−21 ooooxo 68/78/94 JA54 Mesabolivar togatus Br03/100−29 ooooxo 24/29/34 S387 Mesabolivar kathrinae Br15−198 xxxxxx 94/94/98 S388 Mesabolivar azureus Br09−105 xxxxox 99/99/97 BB10 Mesabolivar brasiliensis G002 xooxxo GB11 Mesabolivar sai Br09−114 ooooxo 21/16/88 JA29 Mesabolivar tamoio Br03/100−05 oxooxo 75/80/100 BB11 Mesabolivar cyaneotaeniatus G003 xxoxxo 62/63/99 100/100/100JA57 Mesabolivar cyaneotaeniatus Br03/100−32 oxooxo 38/51/79 GB10 Mesabolivar pau Br11−153 ooooxo 99/99/100 GB09 Mesabolivar bonita Br11−164 ooooxo 86/74/20 29/30/94 S487 Mesabolivar amadoi Br11−126 xxxxxx S397 Mesabolivar spinulosus Br15−260 xxooxx 77/86/100 18/22/82 S452 Mesabolivar amanaye Br16−244 xxxxxx 12/16/8838/41/90 S395 Mesabolivar charrua Br14−182 xxoxxx 68/67/90 S389 Mesabolivar bicuspis Br14−138 xxxxxx 22/23/86 P0217 Mesabolivar unicornis Br03/100−24 xoxoxx JA10 Mesabolivar cavicelatus Br03/100−04 oxooxo 19/19/044/46/93 S391 Mesabolivar itajai Br14−150 xxxxxx 80/81/95 P0215 Mesabolivar itapoa Br10−63 xxxxxx 56/64/78 S396 Mesabolivar huberi Br14−156 xxxxxx 64/73/94 26/24/80 S390 Mesabolivar constrictus Br14−146 xxxxxx S305 Mesabolivar sepitus Br14−164 oxxoxx 61/62/97 S350 Mesabolivar turvo Br14−145 xxxxxx S390 Mesabolivar constrictus Br14−146 xxxxxx S305 Mesabolivar sepitus Br14−164
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