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Romaleini
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Romaleini

Romaleinae is a subfamily of lubber grasshoppers in the family Romaleidae, found in North and South America. More than 60 genera and 260 described species are placed in the Romaleinae.

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22 branches of this tribe, most-observed first

Horse Lubbers

genusRomalea

Chromacris

genusChromacris

grassland lubbers

genusBrachystola

Zoniopoda

genusZoniopoda

Coryacris

genusCoryacris

dragon lubbers

genusDracotettix

Toad Lubbers

genusPhrynotettix

Diponthus

genusDiponthus

Xestotrachelus

genusXestotrachelus

Antandrus

genusAntandrus

furnace heat lubbers

genusTytthotyle

Thrasyderes

genusThrasyderes

Aplatacris

genusAplatacris

Eidalcamenes

genusEidalcamenes

Callonotacris

genusCallonotacris

Costalimacris

genusCostalimacris

Radacridium

genusRadacridium

spanistic desert grasshoppers

genusSpaniacris

Litoscirtus

genusLitoscirtus

Alophonota

genusAlophonota

Gurneyacris

genusGurneyacris

Limacridium

genusLimacridium

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