Cleridae

Classification

Genera in Cleridae

• Cymatodera — 163 species: Cymatodera acuminata, Cymatodera acutipennis, Cymatodera aegra, Cymatodera aethiops, Cymatodera andalearriba, Cymatodera angulifera, Cymatodera angustata, Cymatodera antennata
• Cregya — 105 species: Cregya abacula, Cregya agnosta, Cregya alicula, Cregya america, Cregya ametra, Cregya andersoni, Cregya andros, Cregya apanthesa
• Enoclerus — 91 species: Enoclerus abdominalis, Enoclerus acerbus, Enoclerus albidulus, Enoclerus analis, Enoclerus anctus, Enoclerus angustus, Enoclerus arachnodes, Enoclerus artifex
• Phyllobaenus — 83 species: Phyllobaenus aeneicollis, Phyllobaenus affiliatus, Phyllobaenus arizonicus, Phyllobaenus atriplexus, Phyllobaenus bicolor, Phyllobaenus bimaculatus, Phyllobaenus binotatus, Phyllobaenus blanchardi
• Trichodes — 62 species: Trichodes affinis, Trichodes albanicus, Trichodes alberi, Trichodes alvearius, Trichodes ammios, Trichodes apiarius, Trichodes aulicus, Trichodes axillaris
• Neorthrius — 58 species: Neorthrius aduncus, Neorthrius angusticollis, Neorthrius aurantiacus, Neorthrius bengalus, Neorthrius bimaculatus, Neorthrius bipunctatus, Neorthrius bonasus, Neorthrius brunnorbis
• Axina — 51 species: Axina acutipennis, Axina adelosa, Axina analis, Axina apicalis, Axina atmis, Axina bahia, Axina basalis, Axina bella
• Muisca — 33 species: Muisca adamanta, Muisca agma, Muisca anachyma, Muisca angulicollis, Muisca apicalis, Muisca biordinis, Muisca bitaeniata, Muisca dilatata
• Callimerus — 28 species: Callimerus albosparsus, Callimerus arcuatus, Callimerus bellus, Callimerus benedictus, Callimerus bicoloripes, Callimerus bisoctonotatus, Callimerus cacuminis, Callimerus debilis
• Pelonium — 28 species: Pelonium aliciae, Pelonium amabile, Pelonium atrigonatium, Pelonium aulaeum, Pelonium bruchi, Pelonium careoitum, Pelonium carinatum, Pelonium crinita
• Allochotes — 24 species: Allochotes amamioshimanus, Allochotes apicalis, Allochotes bakeri, Allochotes bicolor, Allochotes choui, Allochotes chrysomelina, Allochotes coccinella, Allochotes cyclus
• Strotocera — 24 species: Strotocera atripennis, Strotocera auratopilosa, Strotocera bartletti, Strotocera brevefasciata, Strotocera carinata, Strotocera chicoi, Strotocera convexa, Strotocera elegantula
• Opilo — 22 species: Opilo abeillei, Opilo barbarus, Opilo brunneus, Opilo cilicicus, Opilo desertorum, Opilo difficilis, Opilo difficilus, Opilo discodirus
• Eunatalis — 21 species: Eunatalis auricoma, Eunatalis debilis, Eunatalis fasciata, Eunatalis flavopilosa, Eunatalis foveata, Eunatalis hirta, Eunatalis integra, Eunatalis laevicollis
• Neohydnus — 21 species: Neohydnus ater, Neohydnus attalus, Neohydnus auripilosus, Neohydnus bakeri, Neohydnus basalis, Neohydnus cinerascens, Neohydnus colon, Neohydnus constrictus
• Notopilo — 20 species: Notopilo beswickensis, Notopilo brevistriatus, Notopilo calicis, Notopilo cambageicola, Notopilo confusus, Notopilo congruus, Notopilo elstoni, Notopilo eremosus
• Korynetes — 19 species: Korynetes apiculus, Korynetes bifidus, Korynetes caeruleus, Korynetes clavulus, Korynetes coxalis, Korynetes divilgatus, Korynetes fuscopedis, Korynetes geniculatus
• Cladiscus — 17 species: Cladiscus attenuatus, Cladiscus bakeri, Cladiscus bicolor, Cladiscus clypealis, Cladiscus decoratus, Cladiscus dispar, Cladiscus distortus, Cladiscus hachijoensis
• Erymanthus — 16 species: Erymanthus ater, Erymanthus belzebuth, Erymanthus bicolor, Erymanthus diversipes, Erymanthus flavonotatus, Erymanthus gemmatus, Erymanthus horridus, Erymanthus maculaticeps
• Tenerus — 16 species: Tenerus acostatus, Tenerus basilanicus, Tenerus dohertyanus, Tenerus femoralis, Tenerus formosanus, Tenerus hilleri, Tenerus limbatus, Tenerus luzonicus
• Isohydnocera — 15 species: Isohydnocera aegra, Isohydnocera albocincta, Isohydnocera brunnea, Isohydnocera chiricahuana, Isohydnocera cryptocerina, Isohydnocera curtipennis, Isohydnocera gerhardi, Isohydnocera liebecki
• Pujoliclerus — 15 species: Pujoliclerus abditus, Pujoliclerus ariquemes, Pujoliclerus catie, Pujoliclerus cnecostus, Pujoliclerus convexus, Pujoliclerus dexsus, Pujoliclerus flavidus, Pujoliclerus lasiosus
• Madoniella — 14 species: Madoniella acicula, Madoniella aspera, Madoniella baja, Madoniella californica, Madoniella caporaali, Madoniella cracentis, Madoniella delta, Madoniella dislocata
• Stigmatium — 14 species: Stigmatium acerbum, Stigmatium bakeri, Stigmatium bifasciatum, Stigmatium ceramboides, Stigmatium diversipes, Stigmatium formosanum, Stigmatium laevium, Stigmatium linealba
• Tillicera — 14 species:
• Tillus — 13 species:
• Aphelocerus — 11 species:
• Aulicus — 11 species:
• Diplocladus — 11 species:
• Pyticeroides — 11 species:
• Thanasimus — 11 species:
• Ancyropilus — 10 species:
• Megaphloeus — 10 species:
• Omadius — 10 species:
• Xenorthrius — 10 species:
• Clerus — 9 species:
• Gastrocentrum — 9 species:
• Platynoptera — 9 species:
• Priocera — 9 species:
• Colyphus — 8 species:
• Coptoclerus — 8 species:
• Epiphloeus — 8 species:
• Neorthopleura — 8 species:
• Lemidia — 7 species:
• Orthrius — 7 species:
• Perilypus — 7 species:
• Apteropilo — 6 species:
• Chariessa — 6 species:
• Isoforma — 6 species:
• Isolemidia — 6 species:
• Monilonotum — 6 species:
• Phymatophaea — 6 species:
• Tilloidea — 6 species:
• Araeodontia — 5 species:
• Ichnea — 5 species:
• Lebasiella — 5 species:
• Lecontella — 5 species:
• Necrobia — 5 species:
• Onychotillus — 5 species:
• Pelonides — 5 species:
• Platynotum — 5 species:
• Plocamocera — 5 species:
• Stenocylidrus — 5 species:
• Tarsostenus — 5 species:
• Teneroides — 5 species:
• Teneropsis — 5 species:
• Amboakis — 4 species:
• Ampleris — 4 species:
• Artoadenus — 4 species:
• Callotillus — 4 species:
• Cylidrus — 4 species:
• Enoplium — 4 species:
• Monophylla — 4 species:
• Opetiopalpus — 4 species:
• Pallenis — 4 species:
• Placopterus — 4 species:
• Plathanocera — 4 species:
• Allelidea — 3 species:
• Cymatoderella — 3 species:
• Eurymetopum — 3 species:
• Loedelia — 3 species:
• Necrobinus — 3 species:
• Parapelonides — 3 species:
• Patuleius — 3 species:
• Pennasolis — 3 species:
• Pilosirus — 3 species:
• Platytenerus — 3 species:
• Tarsobaenus — 3 species:
• Wolcottia — 3 species:
• Agnatis — 2 species:
• Blaesiophthalmus — 2 species:
• Bogcia — 2 species:
• Bostrichoclerus — 2 species:
• Cephaloclerus — 2 species:
• Denops — 2 species:
• Diplopherusa — 2 species:
• Diutius — 2 species:
• Elasmocylidrus — 2 species:
• Flabellotilloidea — 2 species:
• Hemitrachys — 2 species:
• Infectostriatus — 2 species:
• Iontoclerus — 2 species:
• Kanaliella — 2 species:
• Oncochelyna — 2 species:
• Paracladiscus — 2 species:
• Parmius — 2 species:
• Phlogistomorpha — 2 species:
• Phlogistus — 2 species:
• Pseudopallenis — 2 species:
• Ridica — 2 species:
• Scrobiger — 2 species:
• Silvanoclerus — 2 species:
• Sirpa — 2 species:
• Teneromimus — 2 species:
• Thalerocnemis — 2 species:
• Thanasimodes — 2 species:
• Trogodendron — 2 species:
• Aberrokorynetes — 1 species:
• Abiliella — 1 species:
• Akonesis — 1 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.