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Cryptorhynchinae
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Cryptorhynchinae

The Cryptorhynchinae is a large subfamily of weevils (Curculionidae), with some 6000 species. They are found in most zoogeographic regions although they are most diverse in the Neotropics, Australia and Oceania.

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37 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Cryptorhynchini

tribeCryptorhynchini

Gasterocercini

tribeGasterocercini

Poropterus

genusPoropterus

Psepholacini

tribePsepholacini

Ampagia

genusAmpagia

Pachyonyx

genusPachyonyx

Axionicus

genusAxionicus

Monaulax

genusMonaulax

Metyrus

genusMetyrus

Daealus

genusDaealus

Orthoporopterus

genusOrthoporopterus

Hyperiosoma

genusHyperiosoma

Scelodolichus

genusScelodolichus

Tapinocis

genusTapinocis

Xenosacalles

genusXenosacalles

Mecistocorynus

genusMecistocorynus

Sophrorhinini

tribeSophrorhinini

Paromalia

genusParomalia

Nauphaeus

genusNauphaeus

Phymatophosus

genusPhymatophosus

Paracryptorrhynchus

genusParacryptorrhynchus

Ampagioides

genusAmpagioides

Diphilus

genusDiphilus

Spilonotus

genusSpilonotus

Neodecilaus

genusNeodecilaus

Tropidotasia

genusTropidotasia

Silvacalles

genusSilvacalles

Microxypterus

genusMicroxypterus

Bathybothrus

genusBathybothrus

Championius

genusChampionius

Oxytenopterus

genusOxytenopterus

Metrania

genusMetrania

Torilus

genusTorilus

Taylorius

genusTaylorius

Torneumatini

tribeTorneumatini

Megamastodes

genusMegamastodes

Metadupus

genusMetadupus

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 373406.