ADW: Aloeides: CLASSIFICATION

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Kingdom Animalia (animals)
- Eumetazoa (metazoans)
  - Bilateria (bilaterally symmetrical animals)
    - Protostomia (protostomes)
      - Ecdysozoa
        
        Arthropoda
        
        Class Insecta
        
        Order Lepidoptera
        
        Superfamily Papilionoidea
        
        Family Lycaenidae
        
        Genus Aloeides
        
        Species Aloeides angolensis
        
        Species Aloeides angoniensis
        
        Species Aloeides apicalis
        
        Species Aloeides aranda
        
        Species Aloeides arida
        
        Species Aloeides aurata
        
        Species Aloeides bamptoni
        
        Species Aloeides braueri
        
        Species Aloeides caledoni
        
        Species Aloeides carolynnae
        
        Species Aloeides clarki
        
        Species Aloeides coalescens
        
        Species Aloeides conradsi
        
        Species Aloeides damarensis
        
        Species Aloeides dentatus
        
        Species Aloeides depicta
        
        Species Aloeides dryas
        
        Species Aloeides egerides
        
        Species Aloeides euadrus
        
        Species Aloeides evadrus
        
        Species Aloeides gowani
        
        Species Aloeides grandis
        
        Species Aloeides griseus
        
        Species Aloeides jacksoni
        
        Species Aloeides juana
        
        Species Aloeides kaplani
        
        Species Aloeides kiellandi
        
        Species Aloeides krooni
        
        Species Aloeides landmani
        
        Species Aloeides lenningi
        
        Species Aloeides littoralis
        
        Species Aloeides lutescens
        
        Species Aloeides macmasteri
        
        Species Aloeides margaretae
        
        Species Aloeides mars
        
        Species Aloeides maseruna
        
        Species Aloeides mashona
        
        Species Aloeides molomo
        
        Species Aloeides mumbuensis
        
        Species Aloeides natalensis
        
        Species Aloeides nollothi
        
        Species Aloeides ochraceus
        
        Species Aloeides oreas
        
        Species Aloeides pallida
        
        Species Aloeides penningtoni
        
        Species Aloeides pierus
        
        Species Aloeides plowesi
        
        Species Aloeides pringlei
        
        Species Aloeides punctata
        
        Species Aloeides quickelbergei
        
        Species Aloeides rileyi
        
        Species Aloeides rougemonti
        
        Species Aloeides simplex
        
        Species Aloeides southeyae
        
        Species Aloeides stevensoni
        
        Species Aloeides suetonius
        
        Species Aloeides susanae
        
        Species Aloeides swanepoeli
        
        Species Aloeides taikosoma
        
        Species Aloeides talboti
        
        Species Aloeides taylori
        
        Species Aloeides trimeni
        
        Species Aloeides vansoni
        
        Species Aloeides zilka

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To cite this page: Myers, P., R. Espinosa, C. S. Parr, T. Jones, G. S. Hammond, and T. A. Dewey. 2012. The Animal Diversity Web (online). Accessed at http://animaldiversity.org.

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