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Subflammans
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Subflammans

9 branches of this group, most-observed first

Rhodorhipha subflammans

speciesRhodorhipha subflammans

Rhodorhipha andensis

speciesRhodorhipha andensis

Rhodorhipha ignea

speciesRhodorhipha ignea

Rhodorhipha perflammans

speciesRhodorhipha perflammans

Rhodorhipha amazonensis

speciesRhodorhipha amazonensis

Rhodorhipha vivia

speciesRhodorhipha vivia

Rhodorhipha yanomami

speciesRhodorhipha yanomami

Rhodorhipha esperans

speciesRhodorhipha esperans

Rhodorhipha dalyi

speciesRhodorhipha dalyi

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