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Montacutinae
37 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Kurtiella
genusKurtiella
Montacuta
genusMontacuta
Tellimya
genusTellimya
Mysella
genusMysella
Peregrinamor
genusPeregrinamor
Curvemysella
genusCurvemysella
Fronsella
genusFronsella
Kelliopsis
genusKelliopsis
Nipponomysella
genusNipponomysella
Epilepton
genusEpilepton
Entovalva
genusEntovalva
Devonia
genusDevonia
Altenaeum
genusAltenaeum
Anisodevonia
genusAnisodevonia
Barrimysia
genusBarrimysia
Brachiomya
genusBrachiomya
Callomysia
genusCallomysia
Conchentopyx
genusConchentopyx
Coracuta
genusCoracuta
Coriareus
genusCoriareus
Draculamya
genusDraculamya
Eolepton
genusEolepton
Koreamya
genusKoreamya
Larissamya
genusLarissamya
Litigiella
genusLitigiella
Montacutella
genusMontacutella
Montacutona
genusMontacutona
Nipponomontacuta
genusNipponomontacuta
Planktomya
genusPlanktomya
Ptilomyax
genusPtilomyax
Soyokellia
genusSoyokellia
Syssitomya
genusSyssitomya
Thecodonta
genusThecodonta
Waldo
genusWaldo
Kelliola
genusKelliola
Jousseaumia
genusJousseaumia
Malvinasia
genusMalvinasia
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
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Every page naming Montacutinae 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 805515.