Dorcasominae
Dorcasominae is a subfamily of the longhorn beetle family (Cerambycidae).[2] The family includes only two tribes, Apatophysini and Dorcasomini, but numerous genera.[3]
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| Subfamily: | Dorcasominae Lacordaire, 1869[1] |
| Tribe: | Dorcasomini Lacordaire, 1869 |
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Genera
- Aedoeus
- Afroartelida
- Afroccrisis
- Anthribola
- Antigenes
- Apatophysis
- Apheledes
- Appedesis
- Apterotoxitiades
- Ariastes
- Artelida
- Barossus
- Boppeus
- Borneophysis
- Capetoxotus
- Catalanotoxotus
- Criocerinus
- Dorcasomus
- Dorcianus
- Dotoramades
- Dysmathosoma
- Eccrisis
- Echaristha
- Enthymius
- Epitophysis
- Gaurotinus
- Harimius
- Icariotis
- Kudekanye
- Lepturastra
- Lingoria
- Logisticus
- Lycosomus
- Mastododera
- Megasticus
- Microcapnolymma
- Micrometopus
- Musius
- Myiodola
- Otteissa
- Pachysticus
- Pachyticon
- Paralogisticus
- Paratophysis
- Paratoxotus
- Peithona
- Phithryonus
- Phyllotodes
- Planisticus
- Pseudogenes
- Raharizonina
- Ramodatodes
- Rhagiops
- Sagridola
- Scariates
- Scopanta
- Stenotsivoka
- Stenoxotus
- Suzelia
- Tomobrachyta
- Toxitiades
- Trichroa
- Trypogeus
- Tsivoka
- Villiersicus
- Xanthopiodus
- Zulphis
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References
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- A Nomenclatural Act: Some Nomenclatural Changes on Longhorn Beetles (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae)
- Bouchard P. et al Family-group names in Coleoptera (Insecta) ZooKeys 2011; 88: 1-972
- Catalog of Dorcasominae
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