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Ceratagallia
Ceratagallia is a genus of leafhopper. Ceratagallia leafhoppers are found in semi-arid environments in North America, including California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Kansas, and Mexico.
28 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Ceratagallia tergata
speciesCeratagallia tergata
Canadian Clover Leafhopper
speciesCeratagallia humilis
Ceratagallia lobata
speciesCeratagallia lobata
Ceratagallia califa
speciesCeratagallia califa
Ceratagallia pudica
speciesCeratagallia pudica
Ceratagallia loca
speciesCeratagallia loca
Ceratagallia artemisia
speciesCeratagallia artemisia
Ceratagallia bigeloviae
speciesCeratagallia bigeloviae
Ceratagallia socala
speciesCeratagallia socala
Ceratagallia ovata
speciesCeratagallia ovata
Ceratagallia neovata
speciesCeratagallia neovata
Ceratagallia longipes
speciesCeratagallia longipes
Ceratagallia delta
speciesCeratagallia delta
Ceratagallia aplopappi
speciesCeratagallia aplopappi
Ceratagallia ludora
speciesCeratagallia ludora
Ceratagallia canona
speciesCeratagallia canona
Ceratagallia tristis
speciesCeratagallia tristis
Ceratagallia arroya
speciesCeratagallia arroya
Ceratagallia neodona
speciesCeratagallia neodona
Ceratagallia pera
speciesCeratagallia pera
Ceratagallia loma
speciesCeratagallia loma
Ceratagallia grisea
speciesCeratagallia grisea
Ceratagallia lupini
speciesCeratagallia lupini
Ceratagallia grandis
speciesCeratagallia grandis
Ceratagallia dondia
speciesCeratagallia dondia
Ceratagallia vastitatis
speciesCeratagallia vastitatis
Ceratagallia nubila
speciesCeratagallia nubila
Ceratagallia siccifolius
speciesCeratagallia siccifolius
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 174408.