Family Psenidae A. Costa, 1858
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Genus Mimesa Shuckard, 1837
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Genus Psen Latreille, 1796
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Psen congolus Leclercq,
1961 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Psen leclercqi van Lith,
1974 (Madagascar)
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Psen patellatus Arnold,.
1924 (Namibia)
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Psen silvaticus Arnold,
1924 (Zimbabwe)
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Genus Pseneo Malloch, 1933
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Genus Psenulus Kohl, 1897
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Psenulus alboscutellatus Arnold, 1945 (Madagascar)
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Psenulus alveolatus van
Lith, 1974 (Zimbabwe)
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Psenulus avernus Leclercq, 1961 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Psenulus benoiti Leclercq, 1961 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Pseunulus bidentatus Cameron, 1908 (Kenya, Tanzania, Democratic Republic of
Congo)
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Psenulus bidentatus pallidus van Lith, 1974 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Psenulus bidentatus
rubrocaudatus Turner, 1912 (South Africa)
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Psenulus capensis Brauns,
1899 (Ethiopia, Mozambique, South Africa)
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Psenulus dilectus (de
Saussure, 1892) (Madagascar)
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Psenulus ealae Leclercq,
1961 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Psenulus erusus Leclercq,
1961 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Psenulus fulgidus Arnold,
1945 (Madagascar)
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Psenulus garambae Leclercq, 1961 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Psenulus ghesquierei Leclercq, 1961 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Psenulus jacoti van Lith,
1974 (South Africa)
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Psenulus kohli Arnold,
1923 (Zimbabwe)
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Psenulus latiannulatus (Cameron, 1908) (Kenya)
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Psenulus latiannulatus
basilewskyi Leclercq, 1955 (Rwanda)
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Psenulus luctuosus Arnold, 1929 (Zimbabwe)
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Psenulus lusingae Leclercq, 1961 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Psenulus patei Arnold,
1940 (Zimbabwe)
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Psenulus paulisae Leclercq, 1961 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Psenulus reticulosus Arnold, 1945 (Madagascar)
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Psenulus rugifrons van
Lith, 1974 (Ethiopia)
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Psenulus saltitans Arnold, 1958 (Zimbabwe)
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Psenulus stevensoni Arnold, 1940 (Zimbabwe)
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Psenulus trevirus Leclercq, 1961 (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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Psenulus turneri Arnold,
1927 (South Africa)
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