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Nanosellini
Ptiliinae is the largest subfamily of feather-winged beetles (family Ptilidae). About 80% of the described genera of these very tiny beetles are contained herein; however, many more genera and species await description.
29 branches of this tribe, most-observed first
Nellosana
genusNellosana
Mikado
genusMikado
Nanosella
genusNanosella
Throscoptiloides
genusThroscoptiloides
Cylindroselloides
genusCylindroselloides
Suterina
genusSuterina
Baranowskiella
genusBaranowskiella
Throscidium
genusThroscidium
Porophila
genusPorophila
Limulosella
genusLimulosella
Nellosanoides
genusNellosanoides
Nepalumpia
genusNepalumpia
Paratuposa
genusParatuposa
Phililumpia
genusPhililumpia
Primorskiella
genusPrimorskiella
Scydoselloides
genusScydoselloides
Tasmangarica
genusTasmangarica
Throscoptilium
genusThroscoptilium
Vitusella
genusVitusella
Sikhotelumpia
genusSikhotelumpia
Ussurilumpia
genusUssurilumpia
Cylindrosella
genusCylindrosella
Fijisella
genusFijisella
Fijiselloides
genusFijiselloides
Garicaphila
genusGaricaphila
Hydnosella
genusHydnosella
Isolumpia
genusIsolumpia
Scydosella
genusScydosella
Throscosana
genusThroscosana
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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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 373746.