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Aculeus
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Aculeus

In biology, an aculeus a sharp, elongated spike or process that may refer to:

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8 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Aculeus vespoides

speciesAculeus vespoides

Aculeus bolivari

speciesAculeus bolivari

Aculeus doris

speciesAculeus doris

Aculeus apenninus

speciesAculeus apenninus

Aculeus notostictus

speciesAculeus notostictus

Aculeus sitiona

speciesAculeus sitiona

Aculeus attali

speciesAculeus attali

Aculeus chiriquensis

speciesAculeus chiriquensis

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