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Ectrichodiini
Ectrichodiini is a tribe of millipede assassin bugs.
59 branches of this tribe, most-observed first
Rhiginia
genusRhiginia
Ectrychotes
genusEctrychotes
Brontostoma
genusBrontostoma
Ectrichodia
genusEctrichodia
Haematoloecha
genusHaematoloecha
Pothea
genusPothea
Scadra
genusScadra
Haematorrhophus
genusHaematorrhophus
Cleptria
genusCleptria
Vilius
genusVilius
Neozirta
genusNeozirta
Metallic Assassin Bugs
genusGlymmatophora
Labidocoris
genusLabidocoris
Zirta
genusZirta
Schottus
genusSchottus
Tamaonia
genusTamaonia
Nebriscus
genusNebriscus
Lyramna
genusLyramna
Austrokatanga
genusAustrokatanga
Racelda
genusRacelda
Maraenaspis
genusMaraenaspis
Parascadra
genusParascadra
Neoscadra
genusNeoscadra
Caecina
genusCaecina
Guionius
genusGuionius
Santosia
genusSantosia
Cricetopareis
genusCricetopareis
Mendola
genusMendola
Libaviellus
genusLibaviellus
Jorgcoris
genusJorgcoris
Mendis
genusMendis
Cimbus
genusCimbus
Daraxa
genusDaraxa
Audernacus
genusAudernacus
Sciaphilocoris
genusSciaphilocoris
Katanga
genusKatanga
Pseudozirta
genusPseudozirta
Pseudopothea
genusPseudopothea
Adrania
genusAdrania
Antiopula
genusAntiopula
Neosantosia
genusNeosantosia
Choucoris
genusChoucoris
Xenorhyncocoris
genusXenorhyncocoris
Bayerus
genusBayerus
Hexamerocerus
genusHexamerocerus
Sinchocoris
genusSinchocoris
Tanindrazanus
genusTanindrazanus
Microsanta
genusMicrosanta
Mascaregnasa
genusMascaregnasa
Bannania
genusBannania
Ectrychotoides
genusEctrychotoides
Microstemmidea
genusMicrostemmidea
Paracleptria
genusParacleptria
Philodoxus
genusPhilodoxus
Rhysostethus
genusRhysostethus
Antiopuloides
genusAntiopuloides
Libavius
genusLibavius
Nebriscoides
genusNebriscoides
Sphinctocoris
genusSphinctocoris
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
Searching the stacks…
Every page naming Ectrichodiini 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 952760.