List of Anthribidae genera

This is a list of 450 genera in the family Anthribidae, fungus weevils.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Anthribidae genera

Acanthopygus ^{c g}
Acanthothorax ^{c g}
Acarodes ^{c g}
Acaromimus Jordan, 1907^{i c g b}
Achoragus ^{c g}
Acorynus ^{c g}
Adapterops Frieser, 2010^g
Adoxastia ^{c g}
Aethessa ^{c g}
Afrocedus ^{c g}
Afrophaenotherium ^{c g}
Allandrus LeConte, 1876^{i c g b}
Allochoragus ^{c g}
Allochromicis ^{c g}
Alloderes ^{c g}
Alloplius ^{c g}
Alloschema
Alticopus ^{c g}
Altipectus ^{c g}
Ambonoderes
Amecus
Anacerastes ^{c g}
Analotes ^{c g}
Anaulodes ^{c g}
Ancylotropis ^{c g}
Androceras ^{c g}
Androporus Holloway, 1982^g
Aneurhinus ^{c g}
Aneurrhinus ^{c g}
Anhelita ^{c g}
Anthiera ^{c g}
Anthrenosoma ^{c g}
Anthribidus ^{c g}
Anthribisomus ^{c g}
Anthribites ^{c g}
Anthribulus ^{c g}
Anthribus Geoffroy, 1762^{i c g b}
Anthrimecus ^{c g}
Antioxenus ^{c g}
Antribisomus ^{c g}
Apatenia ^{c g}
Aphaulimia ^{c g}
Apinotropis ^{c g}
Apolecta ^{c g}
Apolectella ^{c g}
Apteroxenus ^{c g}
Arachnocaulus ^{c g}
Araecerus Schoenherr, 1823^{i c g b}
Araeocerodes ^{c g}
Araeocerus ^{c g}
Araeocorynus ^{c g}
Araeoderes Schaeffer, 1906^{i c g b}
Aranthribus Kuschel, 1998^g
Arecopais ^{c g}
Asemorhinus ^{c g}
Astianus ^{c g}
Atinella ^{c g}
Atinellia ^{c g}
Atophoderes ^{c g}
Atoporhis ^{c g}
Atropideres ^{c g}
Aulodina ^{c g}
Aurigeripilus Mermudes^g
Autotropis ^{c g}
Balanodes ^{c g}
Barra ^{c g}
Barridia ^{c g}
Basarukinia ^{c g}
Baseocolpus ^{c g}
Basidissus ^{c g}
Basitropis ^{c g}
Batyrhinius ^{c g}
Blaberops ^{c g}
Blaberus Serville, 1831^{i c g}
Blabirhinus ^c
Bothrus ^{c g}
Botriessa ^{c g}
Brachetrus ^{c g}
Brachycorynus Valentine, 1998^{i g b}
Brachylaenus ^{c g}
Brachytarsoides ^{c g}
Brachytarsus ^{c g}
Branconymus ^{c g}
Brevibarra ^{c g}
Breviurodon ^{c g}
Bruchela ^{c g}
Bruchella ^{c g}
Bythoprotus ^{c g}
Caccorhinus ^{c g}
Cacephatus ^{c g}
Caenophloeobius ^{c g}
Caliobius Holloway, 1982^g
Callanthribus ^{c g}
Camaroderes ^{c g}
Cappadox ^{c g}
Caranistes ^{c g}
Catephina ^{c g}
Cedocus ^{c g}
Cedus ^{c g}
Cenchromorphus ^{c g}
Cerambyrhynchus ^{c g}
Cercomorphus ^{c g}
Cercotaphius ^{c g}
Cerius Holloway, 1982^g
Chirotenon ^{c g}
Choragus Kirby, 1819^{i c g b}
Cisanthribus ^{c g}
Citacalus ^{c g}
Cleorisintor ^{c g}
Cleranthribus ^{c g}
Commista ^{c g}
Conauchenus ^{c g}
Contexta ^{c g}
Cornipila ^{c g}
Corrhecerus ^{c g}
Corynaecia ^{c g}
Cratoparis ^{c g}
Cretanthribus Legalov, 2009^g
Cretochoragus Soriano, Gratshev & Delclòs, 2006^g
Cybosoma ^{c g}
Cylindroides ^{c g}
Cyptoxenus Valentine, 1982^g
Dasyanthribus Holloway, 1982^g
Dasycorynus ^{c g}
Dasyrhopala ^{c g}
Decataphanes ^{c g}
Dendropemon ^{c g}
Dendrotrogus ^{c g}
Derisemias ^{c g}
Derographium ^{c g}
Deropygus ^{c g}
Deuterocrates ^{c g}
Diastatotropis Lacordaire, 1866^g
Dinema Fairmaire, 1849^{i c g}
Dinephrius ^{c g}
Dinocentrus ^{c g}
Dinomelaena ^{c g}
Dinosaphis ^{c g}
Directarius ^{c g}
Discotenes Labram & Imhoff, 1839^{i c g b}
Disphaerona ^{c g}
Disphaeronella ^{c g}
Dissoleucas ^{c g}
Doeothena ^{c g}
Dolichocera ^{c g}
Domoptolis ^{c g}
Doticus ^{c g}
Dysnocryptus ^{c g}
Dysnos ^{c g}
Ecelonerus ^{c g}
Echotropis ^{c g}
Ecprepia ^{c g}
Ectatotarsus ^{c g}
Eczesaris
Electranthribus Legalov, 2013^g
Enedreutes ^{c g}
Enedreytes ^{c g}
Ennadius
Enspondus ^{c g}
Entaphioides ^{c g}
Entromus ^{c g}
Eothaumas ^{c g}
Epargemus ^{c g}
Epicerastes ^{c g}
Epidysnos ^{c g}
Epiplaterus ^{c g}
Epitaphius ^{c g}
Erichsonocis ^{c g}
Erotylopsis ^{c g}
Esocus ^{c g}
Ethneca
Etnalidius Kuschel, 1998^g
Etnalis ^{c g}
Euciodes ^{c g}
Eucloeus ^{c g}
Eucorynus ^{c g}
Eucyclotropis ^{c g}
Eugigas ^{c g}
Eugonissus ^{c g}
Eugonodes ^{c g}
Eugonops ^{c g}
Eugonus Schoenherr, 1833^{i c g b}
Eupanteos ^{c g}
Euparius Schoenherr, 1823^{i c g b} (fungus weevils)
Euphloeobius ^{c g}
Eurometopus ^{c g}
Eurymycter LeConte, 1876^{i c g b}
Euscelus
Eusintor ^{c g}
Eusphyrus LeConte, 1876^{i c g b}
Euxenulus Valentine, 1960^{i c g b}
Euxenus LeConte, 1876^{i c g b}
Euxuthus ^{c g}
Exechesops ^{c g}
Exechontis ^{c g}
Exilis ^{c g}
Exillis Pascoe, 1860^{i c g}
Exurodon ^{c g}
Garyus ^{c g}
Genethila ^{c g}
Gibber ^{c g}
Glaesotropis Gratshev & Zherikhin, 1995^g
Gnathoxena ^{c g}
Gnoticarina ^{c g}
Gomphides ^{c g}
Gomyaccudus Frieser, 1980^g
Goniocloeus Jordan, 1904^{i c g b}
Gonops ^{c g}
Gonotropis LeConte, 1876^{i c g b}
Griburiosoma ^{c g}
Gulamentus ^{c g}
Gymnognathus Schoenherr, 1826^{i c g b}
Gynandrocerus ^{c g}
Habrissus ^{c g}
Habroxenus Valentine, 1998^{i g b}
Hadromerina ^{c g}
Haplopygus Kuschel, 1998^g
Helmoreus Holloway, 1982^g
Heniocera ^{c g}
Hiera ^{c g}
Holophloeus ^{c g}
Holostilpna ^{c g}
Homalorhamphus ^{c g}
Homocloeus ^{c g}
Homoeodera ^{c g}
Homoeotropis ^{c g}
Hoplorhaphus Holloway, 1982^g
Hormiscops ^{c g}
Howeanthribus ^{c g}
Hucus ^{c g}
Hybosternus ^{c g}
Hylopemon ^{c g}
Hylotribus ^{c g}
Hypselotropis ^{c g}
Hypseus ^{c g}
Icospermus ^{c g}
Idiopus
Illis ^{c g}
Indotaphius ^{c g}
Isanthribus Holloway, 1982^g
Ischnocerus Schoenherr, 1839^{i c g b}
Japanthribus ^{c g}
Jordanthribus ^{c g}
Lagopezus ^{c g}
Lawsonia Sharp, 1873^g
Lemuricedus ^{c g}
Leptonemus ^{c g}
Lichenobius ^{c g}
Limiophaula ^{c g}
Litocerus ^{c g}
Litotropis ^{c g}
Macrocephalus Luo & Hu, 1999^{c g}
Macrotrichius ^{c g}
Mallorrhynchus ^{c g}
Mauia Blackburn, 1885^{i c g}
Mecocerina ^{c g}
Mecocerinopis ^{c g}
Mecocerus ^{c g}
Meconemus ^{c g}
Mecotarsus ^{c g}
Mecotropis ^{c g}
Meganthribus ^{c g}
Megatermis ^{c g}
Megax ^{c g}
Melanopsacus ^{c g}
Mentanus ^{c g}
Merarius ^{c g}
Meriolus ^{c g}
Mesidiotropis ^{c g}
Mesocranius Kuschel, 1998^g
Messalius ^{c g}
Mionus Kuschel, 1998^g
Misthosima ^{c g}
Misthosimella ^{c g}
Monocloeus ^{c g}
Monosirhapis ^{c g}
Morphocera ^{c g}
Mucronianus ^{c g}
Mycteis ^{c g}
Mylascopus ^{c g}
Nausicus ^{c g}
Neanthribus ^{c g}
Nemotrichus ^{c g}
Neoxenus Valentine, 1998^{i g b}
Nerthomma ^{c g}
Neseonos ^{c g}
Nesidobius ^{c g}
Nessia ^c
Nessiabrissus ^{c g}
Nessiara ^{c g}
Nessiaropsis ^{c g}
Nessiodocus ^{c g}
Nistacares ^{c g}
Notiana ^{c g}
Notioxenus ^{c g}
Notochoragus ^{c g}
Notoecia ^{c g}
Noxius ^{c g}
Opanthribus ^{c g}
Opisolia ^{c g}
Ormiscus G. R. Waterhouse, 1845^{i c g b}
Orthotropis ^{c g}
Oxyconus ^{c g}
Oxyderes ^{c g}
Ozotomerus ^{c g}
Pachygenia ^{c g}
Paecilocaulus ^{c g}
Palazia ^{c g}
Panastius ^{c g}
Pantorhaenas ^{c g}
Papuatorhaenas ^{c g}
Parablops
Paramesus ^{c g}
Paranthribus ^{c g}
Paraphloeobius ^{c g}
Parexillis ^{c g}
Paropus ^{c g}
Peltorrhinus ^{c g}
Penestica ^{c g}
Peribathys ^{c g}
Perichoragus ^{c g}
Perroudius Holloway, 1982^g
Phaenithon Schönherr, 1826^{c g b}
Phaeniton Schoenherr, 1823ⁱ
Phaenotheriolum ^{c g}
Phaenotherion ^{c g}
Phaenotheriopsis ^{c g}
Phaenotheriosoma ^{c g}
Phaenotherium ^{c g}
Phaeochrotes ^{c g}
Phanosolena ^{c g}
Phaulimia ^{c g}
Phides ^{c g}
Phloeobiopsis ^{c g}
Phloeobius Schoenherr, 1823^{i c g}
Phloeomimus ^{c g}
Phloeopemon ^{c g}
Phloeophilus ^{c g}
Phloeops ^{c g}
Phloeotragus ^{c g}
Phoenicobiella Cockerell, 1906^{i c g b}
Phoenicobius ^{c g}
Phrynoidius ^{c g}
Physopterus ^{c g}
Piesocorynus Dejean, 1834^{i g b}
Piezobarra ^{c g}
Piezocorynus ^{c g}
Piezonemus ^{c g}
Pilitrogus ^{c g}
Pioenia ^{c g}
Pioenidia ^{c g}
Pistorhinus Kuschel, 1998^g
Platyrhinus Clairville, 1798^c
Platystomos ^{c g}
Platystomus ^{c g}
Plesiobasis ^{c g}
Plintheria ^{c g}
Polycorynus ^{c g}
Proscoporhinus ^{c g}
Proscoporrhinus ^{c g}
Proscopus
Protaedus ^{c g}
Protomerus ^c
†Protoscelis Medvdev, 1968^[5]
Prototropis ^{c g}
Pseudeuparius ^{c g}
Pseudobasidissus ^{c g}
Pseudocedus ^{c g}
Pseudochoragus Petri, 1912^{i c g b}
Pseudomecorhis ^{c g}
Ptychoderes ^{c g}
Raphitropis ^{c g}
Rawasia ^{c g}
Rhaphidotropis ^{c g}
Rhaphitropis ^{c g}
Rhinanthribus ^{c g}
Rhinobrachys ^{c g}
Rhinotropis ^{c g}
Rhynapion ^{c g}
Saperdirhynchus Scudder, 1893^g
Schimatocheilus ^{c g}
Scirtetinus ^{c g}
Scymnopis ^{c g}
Sharpius Holloway, 1982^g
Sicanthus Valentine, 1998^{i g b}
Sintor ^{c g}
Sintorops ^{c g}
Solox Kuschel, 1998^g
Sophronus Kuschel, 1998^g
Spatorrhamphus ^{c g}
Sphinctotropis ^{c g}
Stenocerus Schoenherr, 1826^{i c g b}
Stenorhis ^{c g}
Stenorhynchus Lamarck, 1818^{i c g}
Sternocyphus ^{c g}
Stiboderes ^{c g}
Strabops ^{c g}
Straboscopus ^{c g}
Streneoderma ^{c g}
Styphlochoragus ^{c g}
Sympaector ^{c g}
Synchoragus ^{c g}
Syntophoderes ^{c g}
Systaltocerus ^{c g}
Taburnus ^{c g}
Talpella ^{c g}
Taphrodes ^{c g}
Tapinidius ^{c g}
Telala ^{c g}
Telphes ^{c g}
Teratanthribus ^{c g}
Tetragonopterus
Tophoderellus ^{c g}
Tophoderes ^{c g}
Toxonotus Lacordaire, 1866^{i c g b}
Toxotropis ^{c g}
Trachitropis ^b
Trachycyphus ^{c g}
Trachytropis Jordan, 1904^{i c g}
Tribasileus Holloway, 1982^g
Tribotropis ^{c g}
Trigonorhinus Wollaston, 1861^{i c g b}
Trigonorrhinus ^{c g}
Triplodus ^{c g}
Tropideres ^{c g}
Tropiderinus ^{c g}
Tropidivisus ^{c g}
Tropidobasis ^{c g}
Ulorhinus ^{c g}
Uncifer ^{c g}
Urodon ^{c g}
Urodontus Louw, 1993ⁱ
Uterosomus ^{c g}
Valenfriesia Alonso-Zarazaga & Lyal, 1999^g
Vitalis
Xanthoderopygus Senoh, 1984^g
Xenanthribus ^{c g}
Xenocerus ^{c g}
Xenognathus ^c
Xenopternis ^{c g}
Xenorchestes ^{c g}
Xenotropis ^{c g}
Xylinada ^{c g}
Xylinades ^{c g}
Xylopoemon ^{c g}
Xynotropis ^{c g}
Xynotrupis ^{c g}
Zopyrinus ^{c g}
Zygaenodes ^{c g}

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

References

^ ^a ^b "Anthribidae Report". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved 2018-04-21.
^ ^a ^b "Browse Anthribidae". Catalogue of Life. Retrieved 2018-04-21.
^ ^a ^b "Anthribidae". GBIF. Retrieved 2018-04-21.
^ ^a ^b "Anthribidae Family Information". BugGuide.net. Retrieved 2018-04-21.
^ Legalov, A.A. (2013). "Review of the family Anthribidae (Coleoptera) from the Jurassic of Karatau: subfamily Protoscelinae. Genus Protoscelis Medvedev". Paleontological Journal. 47 (3): 292–302. doi:10.1134/S0031030113030064.

[itis-1] "Anthribidae Report". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved 2018-04-21.

[catlife-2] "Browse Anthribidae". Catalogue of Life. Retrieved 2018-04-21.

[gbif-3] "Anthribidae". GBIF. Retrieved 2018-04-21.

[bugref-4] "Anthribidae Family Information". BugGuide.net. Retrieved 2018-04-21.

[5] Legalov, A.A. (2013). "Review of the family Anthribidae (Coleoptera) from the Jurassic of Karatau: subfamily Protoscelinae. Genus Protoscelis Medvedev". Paleontological Journal. 47 (3): 292–302. doi:10.1134/S0031030113030064.

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