List of Diapheromeridae genera

This is a list of 166 genera in Diapheromeridae, a family of walkingsticks in the order Phasmatodea.[1][2][3][4]

Diapheromeridae genera

• Acacus ^{c g}
• Acanthoderus ^{c g}
• Acanthophasma ^{c g}
• Adelungella ^{c g}
• Alienobostra ^{c g}
• Anarchodes ^{c g}
• Anasceles ^{c g}
• Andropromachus ^{c g}
• Asceles ^{c g}
• Aschiphasmodes ^{c g}
• Asteliaphasma ^{c g}
• Asystata ^{c g}
• Austrosipyloidea ^{c g}
• Bacteria ^{c g}
• Bactricia ^{c g}
• Bactrododema ^{c g}
• Bostra ^{c g}
• Brevinecroscia ^{c g}
• Brockphasma ^{c g}
• Burria ^{c g}
• Calvisia ^{c g}
• Calynda ^{c g}
• Candovia ^{c g}
• Capuyanus ^{c g}
• Caribbiopheromera ^{c g}
• Caudasceles ^{c g}
• Centrophasma ^{c g}
• Channia ^{c g}
• Charmides ^{c g}
• Cheniphasma ^{c g}
• Clonaria ^{c g}
• Clonistria ^{c g}
• Cornicandovia ^{c g}
• Dematobactron ^{c g}
• Diacanthoidea ^{c g}
• Diangelus ^{c g}
• Diapheromera Gray, 1835 ^{i c g b}
• Diardia ^{c g}
• Diesbachia ^{c g}
• Dubiophasma ^{c g}
• Dyme ^{c g}
• Eurynecroscia ^{c g}
• Exocnophila ^{c g}
• Galactea ^{c g}
• Gargantuoidea ^{c g}
• Gharianus ^{c g}
• Globocalynda ^{c g}
• Globocrania ^{c g}
• Gratidiinilobus ^{c g}
• Hemipachymorpha ^{c g}
• Hemiplasta ^{c g}
• Hemisosibia ^{c g}
• Hennemannia ^{c g}
• Huananphasma ^{c g}
• Labanphasma ^{c g}
• Laciniobethra ^{c g}
• Laciphorus ^{c g}
• Ladakhomorpha ^{c g}
• Laevediacantha ^{c g}
• Lamachodes ^{c g}
• Leptynia ^{c g}
• Libethra ^{c g}
• Libethroidea ^{c g}
• Linocerus ^{c g}
• Litosermyle ^{c g}
• Lobolibethra ^{c g}
• Lobonecroscia ^{c g}
• Lopaphus ^{c g}
• Loxopsis ^{c g}
• Macellina ^{c g}
• Macrocercius ^{c g}
• Maculonecroscia ^{c g}
• Malandella ^{c g}
• Manomera Rehn & Hebard, 1907 ^{i c g b}
• Maransis ^{c g}
• Marmessoidea ^{c g}
• Megaphasma Caudell, 1903 ^{i c g b}
• Meionecroscia ^{c g}
• Mesaner ^{c g}
• Micadina ^{c g}
• Micrarchus ^{c g}
• Miniphasma ^{c g}
• Moritasgus ^{c g}
• Nanolibethra ^{c g}
• Necroscia ^{c g}
• Neoasceles ^{c g}
• Neoclides ^{c g}
• Neohirasea ^{c g}
• Neonescicroa ^{c g}
• Neoqiongphasma ^{c g}
• Neososibia ^{c g}
• Niveaphasma ^{c g}
• Notaspinius ^{c g}
• Ocnophila ^{c g}
• Ocnophiloidea ^{c g}
• Oncotophasma ^{c g}
• Oreophoetes ^{c g}
• Oreophoetophasma ^{c g}
• Orthonecroscia ^{c g}
• Orthostheneboea ^{c g}
• Orxines ^{c g}
• Otraleus ^{c g}
• Ovacephala ^{c g}
• Oxyartes ^{c g}
• Pachymorpha ^{c g}
• Pachyscia ^{c g}
• Parabacillus Caudell, 1903 ^{i c g}
• Paracalynda ^{c g}
• Paraclonistria ^{c g}
• Paradiacantha ^{c g}
• Paragongylopus ^{c g}
• Paraloxopsis ^{c g}
• Paramenexenus ^{c g}
• Paranecroscia ^{c g}
• Paraphanocles ^{c g}
• Paraprosceles ^{c g}
• Parasinophasma ^{c g}
• Parasipyloidea ^{c g}
• Parasosibia ^{c g}
• Parastheneboea ^{c g}
• Parocnophila ^{c g}
• Paroxyartes ^{c g}
• Phaenopharos ^{c g}
• Phamartes ^{c g}
• Phanocles ^{c g}
• Phanoclocrania ^{c g}
• Phanocloidea ^{c g}
• Phantasca ^{c g}
• Phthoa ^{c g}
• Pijnackeria ^{c g}
• Planososibia ^{c g}
• Platysosibia ^{c g}
• Pomposa ^{c g}
• Pseudobactricia ^{c g}
• Pseudocentema ^{c g}
• Pseudoclonistria ^{c g}
• Pseudodiacantha ^{c g}
• Pseudoneoclides ^{c g}
• Pseudoparamenexenus ^{c g}
• Pseudopromachus ^{c g}
• Pseudosermyle Caudell, 1903 ^{i c g b}
• Pterolibethra ^{c g}
• Qiongphasma ^{c g}
• Rhamphosipyloidea ^{c g}
• Sabahphasma ^{c g}
• Sceptrophasma ^{c g}
• Scionecra ^{c g}
• Septopenna ^{c g}
• Sermyle Stål, 1875 ^{i c g b}
• Singaporoidea ^{c g}
• Sinophasma ^{c g}
• Sipyloidea ^{c g}
• Sosibia ^{c g}
• Spinohirasea ^{c g}
• Spinopeplus ^{c g}
• Spinosipyloidea ^{c g}
• Spinotectarchus ^{c g}
• Syringodes ^{c g}
• Tagesoidea ^{c g}
• Tectarchus ^{c g}
• Thrasyllus ^{c g}
• Trachythorax ^{c g}
• Trychopeplus ^{c g}
• Varieganecroscia ^{c g}
• Zangphasma ^{c g}
• Zehntneria ^{c g}

Data sources: i = ITIS,[1] c = Catalogue of Life,[2] g = GBIF,[3] b = Bugguide.net[4]

References

1. "Diapheromeridae Report". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved 2018-04-30.
2. "Browse Diapheromeridae". Catalogue of Life. Retrieved 2018-04-30.
3. "Diapheromeridae". GBIF. Retrieved 2018-04-30.
4. "Diapheromeridae Family Information". BugGuide.net. Retrieved 2018-04-30.