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Paralimnina
60 branches of this group, most-observed first
Psammotettix
genusPsammotettix
Errastunus
genusErrastunus
Jassargus
genusJassargus
Diplocolenus
genusDiplocolenus
Arthaldeus
genusArthaldeus
Turrutus
genusTurrutus
Arocephalus
genusArocephalus
Paralimnus
genusParalimnus
Latalus
genusLatalus
Flexamia
genusFlexamia
Laevicephalus
genusLaevicephalus
Paramesus
genusParamesus
Metalimnus
genusMetalimnus
Henschia
genusHenschia
Adarrus
genusAdarrus
Cosmotettix
genusCosmotettix
Sorhoanus
genusSorhoanus
Calamotettix
genusCalamotettix
Hebecephalus
genusHebecephalus
Aflexia
genusAflexia
Erzaleus
genusErzaleus
Giprus
genusGiprus
Enantiocephalus
genusEnantiocephalus
Soractellus
genusSoractellus
Commellus
genusCommellus
Futasujinus
genusFutasujinus
Emeljanovianus
genusEmeljanovianus
Rhoananus
genusRhoananus
Changwhania
genusChangwhania
Ebarrius
genusEbarrius
Agudus
genusAgudus
Mayawa
genusMayawa
Connectivus
genusConnectivus
Nicolaus
genusNicolaus
Yanocephalus
genusYanocephalus
Parapotes
genusParapotes
Nanosius
genusNanosius
Hengchunia
genusHengchunia
Micrelloides
genusMicrelloides
Paralaevicephalus
genusParalaevicephalus
Chelidinus
genusChelidinus
Mendrausus
genusMendrausus
Acharis
genusAcharis
Rosenus
genusRosenus
Pasaremus
genusPasaremus
Samuraba
genusSamuraba
Praganus
genusPraganus
Mongolojassus
genusMongolojassus
Cazenus
genusCazenus
Pravistylus
genusPravistylus
Phragmitalitus
genusPhragmitalitus
Pinumius
genusPinumius
Bhavapura
genusBhavapura
Soracte
genusSoracte
Spartopyge
genusSpartopyge
Alapus
genusAlapus
Paralimnellus
genusParalimnellus
Araldus
genusAraldus
Lebradea
genusLebradea
Mocuellus
genusMocuellus
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 515990.