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Dictyopharinae
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Dictyopharinae

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17 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Nersiini

tribeNersiini

Dictyopharini

tribeDictyopharini

Scoloptini

tribeScoloptini

Orthopagini

tribeOrthopagini

Taosini

tribeTaosini

Lappidini

tribeLappidini

Phylloscelini

tribePhylloscelini

Hastini

tribeHastini

Aluntiini

tribeAluntiini

Cleotychini

tribeCleotychini

Xenochasma

genusXenochasma

Capenini

tribeCapenini

Arjunini

tribeArjunini

Rhabdocephala

genusRhabdocephala

Sicorisia

genusSicorisia

Mozzela

genusMozzela

Rancodini

tribeRancodini

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