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Dinenympha

Dinenympha is a genus of excavates.

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Dinenympha

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Avg. degree1.33
Density0.666667
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related to Species · 7
Dinenympha → Georgevitch, Kirby, Koidzumi, Leidy, List, Maiti, Mukherjee
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Dinenympha → genus of excavates.It includes the species Dinenympha exilis

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species genus exilis gracilis leidy 1877 koidzumi 1921 excavates includes references

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Dinenymphais agenus of excavates.It includes the species Dinenympha exilis0.90text
Dinenympharelated to SpeciesList0.60section
Dinenympharelated to SpeciesGeorgevitch0.60section
Dinenympharelated to SpeciesKoidzumi0.60section
Dinenympharelated to SpeciesKirby0.60section
Dinenympharelated to SpeciesLeidy0.60section
Dinenympharelated to SpeciesMukherjee0.60section
Dinenympharelated to SpeciesMaiti0.60section

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