Sonicwall E5500 Local Group Membership Question

In Users > Local Groups open any group and click on the members tab. In the non-member users and groups list box there is an entry that looks like this: ------
Example membership list:
Sonicwall Admins
Sonicwall read only admins
All LDAP Users
Does anyone know what the ------ entry means? We are using integrated LDAP security. Thanks.

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