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fr incane (a)
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fr tétraonides (n)
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br karnek (a)
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fr longistyle (a)
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fr multifascié (a)
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fr crassisquamme (a)
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fr curvidenté (a)
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fr cucullifère (a)
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fr lobulé (a)
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fr annuligère (a)
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fr hippolithe (n)
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fr capitellé (a)
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fr campanacé (a)
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fr nectarifique (a)
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fr bourdonneur (a)
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fr daw (n)
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fr tétrafide (a)
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fr vibratile (a)
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fr essentiel (a)
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fr tuniqué (a)
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fr esquilleux (a)
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fr multicuspidé (a)
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fr coralliné (a)
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fr bicaréné (a)
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fr empire (n)
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fr ganglionné (a)
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fr bullicame (n)
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fr irisé (a)
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fr astroïte (n)
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fr multiforé (a)
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fr règne (n)
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fr platycéphale (a)
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fr carnaire (a)
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fr cartacé (a)
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fr ennéacanthe (a)
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fr bimarginé (a)
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fr octoné (a)
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fr inéquivalve (a)
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fr fraxinicole (a)
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fr papyracé (a)
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fr cryptandrique (a)
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fr dilophe (a)
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fr anisomère (a)
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fr quadrifascié (a)
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fr birostré (a)
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fr aride (a)
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fr cristé (a)
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fr gade (n)
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fr décemponctué (a)
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fr sillonné (a)
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