ADW: Wesmaelius: CLASSIFICATION

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Kingdom Animalia (animals)
- Eumetazoa (metazoans)
  - Bilateria (bilaterally symmetrical animals)
    - Protostomia (protostomes)
      - Ecdysozoa
        
        Arthropoda
        
        Class Insecta
        
        Order Neuroptera
        
        Family Hemerobiidae
        
        Genus Wesmaelius
        
        Species Wesmaelius altissimus
        
        Species Wesmaelius asiaticus
        
        Species Wesmaelius baikalensis
        
        Species Wesmaelius balticus
        
        Species Wesmaelius barnardi
        
        Species Wesmaelius bihamitus
        
        Species Wesmaelius brunneus
        
        Species Wesmaelius coloradensis
        
        Species Wesmaelius concinnus
        
        Species Wesmaelius conspurcatus
        
        Species Wesmaelius constrictus
        
        Species Wesmaelius cunctatus
        
        Species Wesmaelius davidicus
        
        Species Wesmaelius exoticus
        
        Species Wesmaelius fassnidgei
        
        Species Wesmaelius fulvus
        
        Species Wesmaelius fumatus
        
        Species Wesmaelius fumosus
        
        Species Wesmaelius furcatus
        
        Species Wesmaelius geyri
        
        Species Wesmaelius hani
        
        Species Wesmaelius helveticus
        
        Species Wesmaelius involutus
        
        Species Wesmaelius kaszabi
        
        Species Wesmaelius koreanus
        
        Species Wesmaelius lateralis
        
        Species Wesmaelius lindbergi
        
        Species Wesmaelius longifrons
        
        Species Wesmaelius longipennis
        
        Species Wesmaelius magnus
        
        Species Wesmaelius majusculus
        
        Species Wesmaelius malladai
        
        Species Wesmaelius mortoni
        
        Species Wesmaelius navasi
        
        Species Wesmaelius nervosus
        
        Species Wesmaelius nubilus
        
        Species Wesmaelius obscuratus
        
        Species Wesmaelius ogatai
        
        Species Wesmaelius persimilis
        
        Species Wesmaelius pinincolus
        
        Species Wesmaelius posticatus
        
        Species Wesmaelius praenubilus
        
        Species Wesmaelius pretiosus
        
        Species Wesmaelius quadrifasciatus
        
        Species Wesmaelius quettanus
        
        Species Wesmaelius ravus
        
        Species Wesmaelius reisseri
        
        Species Wesmaelius saudiarabicus
        
        Species Wesmaelius schwarzi
        
        Species Wesmaelius subnebulosus
        
        Species Wesmaelius sufuensis
        
        Species Wesmaelius tjederi
        
        Species Wesmaelius transsylvanicus
        
        Species Wesmaelius trivenulatus
        
        Species Wesmaelius tuofenganus
        
        Species Wesmaelius ulingensis
        
        Species Wesmaelius vaillanti
        
        Species Wesmaelius vartianae
        
        Species Wesmaelius yemenicus
        
        Species Wesmaelius yukonensis
        
        Species Wesmaelius zhiltzovae

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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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