Is there a Bash command or series of commands which will identify and remove replicated directories?

I'm working on a developing a script which will, inside of a directory, verify the existence of a sub-directory, then locate and delete replicated copies in the same directory. For example: A directory has the following sub-directory added:

FLDR6544_8765

Other copies of the folder are replicated, such as:

FLDR6544_8765-0
FLDR6544_8765-1
FLDR6544_8765-2

Is there a command or scripted series of commands which will verify the existence of the original folder (in the example FLDR6544_8765), then remove the replicated folders (FLDR6544_8765-0, FLDR6544_8765-1, FLDR6544_8765-2) I can use find -type d -name "-0" exec rm -r {} \; -prune to find the directories with the replicated endings (-0, -1, etc), but that doesn't ensure the original file exists before deleting the replicated copies. Thanks in advance for any ideas you might have!