Anthribidae

Classification

Genera in Anthribidae

• Acorynus — 187 species: Acorynus aemulus, Acorynus alboguttatus, Acorynus aliotarsalis, Acorynus altilis, Acorynus amabilis, Acorynus amaurus, Acorynus anacis, Acorynus analis
• Xenocerus — 156 species: Xenocerus abbreviatus, Xenocerus acosmetus, Xenocerus acrus, Xenocerus albosignatus, Xenocerus albotriangularis, Xenocerus alorensis, Xenocerus aluensis, Xenocerus anandrous
• Litocerus — 131 species: Litocerus adelphus, Litocerus alternans, Litocerus alternus, Litocerus ambustus, Litocerus ampliatus, Litocerus anatinus, Litocerus ancoralis, Litocerus andamanicus
• Tropideres — 120 species: Tropideres acerbus, Tropideres albirostris, Tropideres albuginosus, Tropideres amoenus, Tropideres angulatus, Tropideres asanoi, Tropideres asper, Tropideres balteatus
• Anthribus — 118 species: Anthribus adspersus, Anthribus aesaloides, Anthribus albiceps, Anthribus albifrons, Anthribus albiguttatus, Anthribus albinus, Anthribus albocinctus, Anthribus altus
• Brachytarsus — 104 species: Brachytarsus albiceps, Brachytarsus alternatus, Brachytarsus altus, Brachytarsus anguliceps, Brachytarsus annulatus, Brachytarsus anxius, Brachytarsus areolatus, Brachytarsus atomus
• Gymnognathus — 98 species: Gymnognathus abundans, Gymnognathus acastus, Gymnognathus acutangulus, Gymnognathus ada, Gymnognathus affinis, Gymnognathus alma, Gymnognathus ampulla, Gymnognathus ancora
• Melanopsacus — 86 species: Melanopsacus abdominalis, Melanopsacus acerbus, Melanopsacus aeneus, Melanopsacus alius, Melanopsacus anthracinus, Melanopsacus argentellus, Melanopsacus atollens, Melanopsacus atratus
• Araecerus — 82 species: Araecerus acutus, Araecerus aethiops, Araecerus albosignatus, Araecerus allevatus, Araecerus alternatus, Araecerus arafurus, Araecerus areolatus, Araecerus asperulus
• Euparius — 82 species: Euparius ajax, Euparius albiceps, Euparius albicornis, Euparius albifrons, Euparius amictus, Euparius anceps, Euparius annulipes, Euparius apicalis
• Basitropis — 76 species: Basitropis affinis, Basitropis albonigra, Basitropis alienata, Basitropis angustifron, Basitropis angustifrons, Basitropis armata, Basitropis blanda, Basitropis brevis
• Phaenithon — 76 species: Phaenithon albipannis, Phaenithon albipennis, Phaenithon albosparsus, Phaenithon albosparus, Phaenithon antoniae, Phaenithon apertus, Phaenithon aspersus, Phaenithon aureomaculatus
• Rhaphitropis — 74 species: Rhaphitropis acutedentata, Rhaphitropis angustula, Rhaphitropis antennatus, Rhaphitropis asterias, Rhaphitropis balteatus, Rhaphitropis basiplaga, Rhaphitropis bifoveata, Rhaphitropis capensis
• Urodon — 72 species: Urodon albescens, Urodon albidus, Urodon albosuturatus, Urodon aliensis, Urodon allardi, Urodon anatolicus, Urodon angularis, Urodon argentatus
• Apatenia — 69 species: Apatenia albirostris, Apatenia annulipes, Apatenia apicalis, Apatenia arcifera, Apatenia asema, Apatenia aureimacula, Apatenia benina, Apatenia brevior
• Choragus — 69 species: Choragus aethiops, Choragus angustelineatus, Choragus anobioides, Choragus anonymus, Choragus arcuatus, Choragus attactus, Choragus aureolineatus, Choragus aurolineatus
• Mecotropis — 62 species: Mecotropis albida, Mecotropis annulipes, Mecotropis arcifer, Mecotropis arduus, Mecotropis aulax, Mecotropis bipunctata, Mecotropis brevirostris, Mecotropis burmanica
• Phloeobius — 61 species: Phloeobius aemulus, Phloeobius affinis, Phloeobius albescens, Phloeobius albifrons, Phloeobius albimaculatus, Phloeobius albopygialis, Phloeobius alternans, Phloeobius alternatus
• Nessiara — 60 species: Nessiara aberrans, Nessiara apicalis, Nessiara apicenota, Nessiara armata, Nessiara bidens, Nessiara bistrio, Nessiara brandli, Nessiara carinifrons
• Exechesops — 58 species: Exechesops acaulus, Exechesops acidae, Exechesops alces, Exechesops antiallus, Exechesops auritus, Exechesops bakeri, Exechesops becvari, Exechesops bos
• Ormiscus — 58 species: Ormiscus aeneus, Ormiscus aequalis, Ormiscus albofasciatus, Ormiscus alienus, Ormiscus ancora, Ormiscus angulatus, Ormiscus annulifer, Ormiscus approximatus
• Mecocerus — 57 species: Mecocerus albiceps, Mecocerus annulipes, Mecocerus assimilis, Mecocerus ater, Mecocerus barombinus, Mecocerus basalis, Mecocerus basilanus, Mecocerus blandicollis
• Hypseus — 56 species: Hypseus abnormis, Hypseus aequabilis, Hypseus alphus, Hypseus amplicollis, Hypseus angulatus, Hypseus apicenotatus, Hypseus arboreus, Hypseus argutus
• Caranistes — 53 species: Caranistes aequalis, Caranistes africanus, Caranistes albofuscus, Caranistes angustefasciatus, Caranistes aranea, Caranistes arboreus, Caranistes bipartitus, Caranistes brevitarsis
• Xylinada — 52 species:
• Protaedus — 50 species:
• Sintor — 50 species:
• Deropygus — 49 species:
• Misthosima — 45 species:
• Strabus — 44 species:
• Goniocloeus — 42 species:
• Xylinades — 41 species:
• Gulamentus — 40 species:
• Phaulimia — 40 species:
• Apolecta — 39 species:
• Habrissus — 39 species:
• Exillis — 37 species:
• Eusphyrus — 34 species:
• Hucus — 34 species:
• Neanthribus — 32 species:
• Macrocephalus — 31 species:
• Nessiodocus — 31 species:
• Stenocerus — 31 species:
• Noxius — 30 species:
• Piesocorynus — 30 species:
• Epitaphius — 29 species:
• Ptychoderes — 29 species:
• Acanthothorax — 28 species:
• Scirtetinus — 28 species:
• Zygaenodes — 28 species:
• Phloeotragus — 26 species:
• Cratoparis — 25 species:
• Disphaerona — 25 species:
• Monocloeus — 25 species:
• Physopterus — 25 species:
• Lemuricedus — 24 species:
• Nessiabrissus — 24 species:
• Hormiscops — 23 species:
• Piezocorynus — 23 species:
• Tophoderes — 23 species:
• Mucronianus — 22 species:
• Plintheria — 22 species:
• Sphinctotropis — 22 species:
• Notioxenus — 21 species:
• Platystomos — 21 species:
• Ulorhinus — 21 species:
• Dinomelaena — 20 species:
• Rawasia — 20 species:
• Araeocorynus — 18 species:
• Eugonus — 18 species:
• Ischnocerus — 18 species:
• Mecocerina — 18 species:
• Nemotrichus — 18 species:
• Sympaector — 18 species:
• Litotropis — 17 species:
• Brachytarsoides — 16 species:
• Cedus — 16 species:
• Enedreytes — 16 species:
• Epicerastes — 16 species:
• Mauia — 16 species:
• Oxyderes — 16 species:
• Phaenotheriolum — 16 species:
• Araeocerus — 15 species:
• Autotropis — 15 species:
• Corrhecerus — 15 species:
• Directarius — 15 species:
• Homocloeus — 15 species:
• Homoeodera — 15 species:
• Tropidobasis — 15 species:
• Allandrus — 14 species:
• Anthribisomus — 14 species:
• Derisemias — 14 species:
• Opanthribus — 14 species:
• Pseudeuparius — 14 species:
• Tribotropis — 14 species:
• Cylindroides — 13 species:
• Euxenus — 13 species:
• Mallorrhynchus — 13 species:
• Meconemus — 13 species:
• Ozotomerus — 13 species:
• Cercomorphus — 12 species:
• Dysnocryptus — 12 species:
• Meganthribus — 12 species:
• Perichoragus — 12 species:
• Achoragus — 11 species:
• Bruchela — 11 species:
• Cacephatus — 11 species:
• Dysnos — 11 species:
• Gibber — 11 species:
• Nesidobius — 11 species:
• Phloeobiopsis — 11 species:
• Stenorhis — 11 species:
• Tophoderellus — 11 species:
• Trigonorhinus — 11 species:
• Bothrus — 10 species:
• Cleorisintor — 10 species:
• Dendropemon — 10 species:
• Deuterocrates — 10 species:
• Hypselotropis — 10 species:
• Phaenotherion — 10 species:

Showing the 120 genera with the most species records held.

Source and Attribution

Taxonomic rank data on this page is drawn from the GBIF Backbone Taxonomy, doi.org/10.15468/39omei, GBIF Secretariat, licensed CC BY 4.0. Member-species counts are counts of records held in the Sanctum species index, not a claim of completeness for the family.