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| Holotype specimen of Phymatophaea maorias AMNZ84839 held at the Auckland War Memorial Museum | |
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| Genus: | Phymatophaea Pascoe, 1876 [1] |
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Phymatophaea is a genus of checkered beetles in the subfamily Enopliinae.
Phymatophaea aquila - Phymatophaea atrata - Phymatophaea auripila - Phymatophaea breviclava - Phymatophaea caledonia - Phymatophaea deirolinea - Phymatophaea earlyi - Phymatophaea enodis - Phymatophaea fuscitarsis - Phymatophaea guttigera - Phymatophaea hudsoni - Phymatophaea insula - Phymatophaea longula - Phymatophaea lugubris - Phymatophaea maorias - Phymatophaea oconnori - Phymatophaea opacula - Phymatophaea opiloides - Phymatophaea pustulifera - Phymatophaea testacea - Phymatophaea tracheloglaba - Phymatophaea watti - ? Phymatophaea aeraria - ? Phymatophaea pantomelas - ? Phymatophaea reductipennis
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