Thaumaleidae
Also known as: Bronmuggen, Dunkelmücken, Madicolous Midges, Seepage Midges, Trickle Midges, bronmuggen, kalužnatkovití, mätarmyggor
Classification
| Kingdom | Animalia |
|---|---|
| Phylum | Arthropoda |
| Class | Insecta |
| Order | Diptera |
| Family | Thaumaleidae |
| Genera | 11 |
| Species records held | 206 |
| Descendant taxa (GBIF) | 245 |
| GBIF key | 3518 |
Genera in Thaumaleidae
- Thaumalea — 99 species: Thaumalea alpina, Thaumalea alticola, Thaumalea angelieri, Thaumalea aperta, Thaumalea appendiculata, Thaumalea austriaca, Thaumalea baltasardi, Thaumalea bernardi
- Austrothaumalea — 43 species: Austrothaumalea apicalis, Austrothaumalea appendiculata, Austrothaumalea australis, Austrothaumalea barrydayi, Austrothaumalea bickeli, Austrothaumalea bicornis, Austrothaumalea bifida, Austrothaumalea caledonica
- Androprosopa — 30 species: Androprosopa americana, Androprosopa anolo, Androprosopa apache, Androprosopa arnaudi, Androprosopa baminana, Androprosopa becca, Androprosopa bispicula, Androprosopa brothersi
- Niphta — 14 species: Niphta acus, Niphta bickeli, Niphta bifurcata, Niphta bispinosa, Niphta brunnea, Niphta collessi, Niphta courtneyi, Niphta daniellae
- Orphnephilina — 6 species: Orphnephilina atropatenica, Orphnephilina carthusiana, Orphnephilina demandana, Orphnephilina hyrcanica, Orphnephilina longicauda, Orphnephilina nigra
- Protothaumalea — 5 species: Protothaumalea algira, Protothaumalea americana, Protothaumalea japonica, Protothaumalea striata, Protothaumalea tarda
- Afrothaumalea — 3 species: Afrothaumalea capensis, Afrothaumalea pamelae, Afrothaumalea stuckenbergi
- Trichothaumalea — 3 species: Trichothaumalea elakalensis, Trichothaumalea japonica, Trichothaumalea pluvialis
- Mesothaumalea — 1 species: Mesothaumalea fossilis
- Neothaumalea — 1 species: Neothaumalea atlantica
- Oterere — 1 species: Oterere oliveri
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.