Rhyncolini
Rhyncolini is a beetle tribe in subfamily Cossoninae.
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| Tribe: | Rhyncolini Gistel, 1856 |
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Genera
Amasinus - Anolethrus - Anotheorus - Aphanommata - Apomimus - Apotrepus - Brachyscapus - Carphonotus - Catamimus - Caulosomus - Coptodes - Coptus - Cotasterosoma - Elassoptes - Euryrrhinus - Exostenoscelis - Eutornopsis - Heptarthrum - Hexarthroides - Himatium - Isochronanus - Leptodemasius - Macrancylus - Muschanella - Neohexarthrum - Neorhyncolus - Omeretes - Oodemas - Pachymastax - Pachyops - Pachystylus - Pentarhyncolus - Phloeophagosoma - Phloeophagus - Proleptomimus - Protamorphoceras - Protoplatypus - Pseudencoptus - Pseudocatolethrus - Pseudomimus - Pseudotanaos - Rhyncolus - Stenancylus - Stenomimodes - Stenoscelidus - Tetraclerus - Tomolips - Xenomimites - Xenotrupis
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