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Gargarini
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Gargarini

Gargarini is a tribe of treehoppers belonging to the subfamily Centrotinae. It was first described by William Lucas Distant in 1908, and contains 28 genera.

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19 branches of this tribe, most-observed first

Tricentrus

genusTricentrus

Gargara

genusGargara

Machaerotypus

genusMachaerotypus

Pantaleon

genusPantaleon

Sipylus

genusSipylus

Maurya

genusMaurya

Butragulus

genusButragulus

Nondenticentrus

genusNondenticentrus

Antialcidas

genusAntialcidas

Tsunozemia

genusTsunozemia

Coccosterphus

genusCoccosterphus

Parayasa

genusParayasa

Eucoccosterphus

genusEucoccosterphus

Aleptocentrus

genusAleptocentrus

Cryptaspidia

genusCryptaspidia

Tricentroides

genusTricentroides

Subrincator

genusSubrincator

Erecticornia

genusErecticornia

Cryptoparma

genusCryptoparma

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Recorded sightings

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