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- ↑ C.-J.-B. Amyot; Audinet Serville (1843), Histoire Naturelle des Insects. Hémiptères (in French), Librairie encyclopédique de Roret, p. I-LXXVI, 1-675 [640], doi:10.5962/BHL.TITLE.8471, LCCN 06029436, Wikidata Q113560089
- ↑ H. Karny (1912). "Revision der von Serville aufgestellten Thysanopteren-Genera" (PDF). Zoologische Annalen (in German). 4: 322–344. Wikidata Q113497885.
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