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Mynogleninae
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Mynogleninae

22 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Haplinis

genusHaplinis

Afroneta

genusAfroneta

Parafroneta

genusParafroneta

Pseudafroneta

genusPseudafroneta

Protoerigone

genusProtoerigone

Novafroneta

genusNovafroneta

Metamynoglenes

genusMetamynoglenes

Promynoglenes

genusPromynoglenes

Megafroneta

genusMegafroneta

Hyperafroneta

genusHyperafroneta

Cassafroneta

genusCassafroneta

Poecilafroneta

genusPoecilafroneta

Metafroneta

genusMetafroneta

Afromynoglenes

genusAfromynoglenes

Falklandoglenes

genusFalklandoglenes

Gibbafroneta

genusGibbafroneta

Stictonanus

genusStictonanus

Trachyneta

genusTrachyneta

Paro

genusParo

Camafroneta

genusCamafroneta

Asiafroneta

genusAsiafroneta

Laminafroneta

genusLaminafroneta

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