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Metrodorinae
Metrodorinae is a subfamily of groundhoppers or pygmy grasshoppers. There are at least 90 genera and more than 590 described species, found in South America, Africa and Asia.
49 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Systolederus
genusSystolederus
Amorphopini
tribeAmorphopini
Metrodorini
tribeMetrodorini
Otumbini
tribeOtumbini
Ophiotettigini
tribeOphiotettigini
Crimisus
genusCrimisus
Pseudoparatettix
genusPseudoparatettix
Xistrella
genusXistrella
Paraphyllum
genusParaphyllum
Cleostratini
tribeCleostratini
Mazarredia
genusMazarredia
Pseudoxistrella
genusPseudoxistrella
Garciaitettigini
tribeGarciaitettigini
Timoritettix
genusTimoritettix
Arexion
genusArexion
Clinophaestini
tribeClinophaestini
Scabrotettix
genusScabrotettix
Cotys
genusCotys
Melainotettix
genusMelainotettix
Allotettix
genusAllotettix
Amphinotus
genusAmphinotus
Camelotettix
genusCamelotettix
Isandrus
genusIsandrus
Storozhenkoium
genusStorozhenkoium
Xistra
genusXistra
Macromotettixoides
genusMacromotettixoides
Bermania
genusBermania
Synalibas
genusSynalibas
Gorochovitettix
genusGorochovitettix
Prosoaltus
genusProsoaltus
Metopomystrini
tribeMetopomystrini
Bullaetettix
genusBullaetettix
Cingalotettix
genusCingalotettix
Xistrellula
genusXistrellula
Austrohyboella
genusAustrohyboella
Centrosotettix
genusCentrosotettix
Bogotatettix
genusBogotatettix
Macromotettix
genusMacromotettix
Calyptraeus
genusCalyptraeus
Crimisodes
genusCrimisodes
Cingalina
genusCingalina
Cleostratoides
genusCleostratoides
Mixohyboella
genusMixohyboella
Moluccasia
genusMoluccasia
Orthotettix
genusOrthotettix
Orthotettixoides
genusOrthotettixoides
Paraguelus
genusParaguelus
Guentheracris
genusGuentheracris
Concavetettix
genusConcavetettix
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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Every page naming Metrodorinae in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
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 524041.