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Family: Olibrinidae



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11 species (see list below)
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Adoniscus insularis
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Adoniscus velox
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Olibrinus antennatus
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Olibrinus mangroviarum
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Olibrinus nicobaricus
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Olibrinus olivaceus
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Olibrinus pacificus
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Olibrinus pigmentatus
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Olibrinus roseus
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Olibrinus tomiokaensis
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Olibrinus truncatus
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Scientific Name English Name Distribution Max. Length (cm) Year
Adoniscus insularis 1992
Adoniscus velox 1955
Olibrinus antennatus 1902
Olibrinus mangroviarum 1972
Olibrinus nicobaricus 1936
Olibrinus olivaceus 1913
Olibrinus pacificus 1990
Olibrinus pigmentatus 1913
Olibrinus roseus 1977
Olibrinus tomiokaensis 1986
Olibrinus truncatus 1991



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