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Nocturnal velvet ants
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Nocturnal velvet ants

Sphaeropthalmini

24 branches of this tribe, most-observed first

Sphaeropthalma

genusSphaeropthalma

Odontophotopsis

genusOdontophotopsis

Tallium

genusTallium

Photomorphus

genusPhotomorphus

Cystomutilla

genusCystomutilla

Hemutilla

genusHemutilla

Xystromutilla

genusXystromutilla

Protophotopsis

genusProtophotopsis

Ptilomutilla

genusPtilomutilla

Neomutilla

genusNeomutilla

Dilophotopsis

genusDilophotopsis

Acrophotopsis

genusAcrophotopsis

Acanthophotopsis

genusAcanthophotopsis

Scaptodactyla

genusScaptodactyla

Ceratophotopsis

genusCeratophotopsis

Laminatilla

genusLaminatilla

Stethophotopsis

genusStethophotopsis

Chilemutilla

genusChilemutilla

Chilephotopsis

genusChilephotopsis

Allotilla

genusAllotilla

Limaytilla

genusLimaytilla

Morsyma

genusMorsyma

Nanotopsis

genusNanotopsis

Schusterphotopsis

genusSchusterphotopsis

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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 1124744.