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| Clerus mutillarius Fabricius, 1775 | |
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| Genus: | Clerus Fabricius, 1775 According to ICZN Opinion 1273, [1] Opinion 228 was superseded, giving correct authorship of Clerus to Geoffroy, 1762. |
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Clerus is a genus of beetles in the subfamily Clerinae.
Clerus africanus - Clerus dealbatus - Clerus formosanus - Clerus guishanensis - Clerus intermedius - Clerus klapperichi - Clerus mutillaeformis - Clerus mutillarius - Clerus mutillaroides - Clerus sinae - Clerus thanasimoides
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