Peritelini

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Peritelini
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Centricnemus leucogrammus
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Peritelini

Lacordaire, 1863
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Peritelini is a weevil tribe in the subfamily Entiminae.

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Genera

Afrotroglorrhynchus – Anchitelus – Antispyris – Aparasystates – Aperitelus – Apotmetus – Aragnomus – Asceparnus – Aseneciobius – Caenopsis – Caterectus – Centricnemus – Diaecoderus – Dolichomeira – Drouetius – Dysommatus – Dysticheus – Epactus – Eporeorrhinus – Eucilinus – Eucyllus – Fernandius – Geodercodes – Gymnomorphus – Heisonyx – Heteromeira – Hobarypeithes – Isanates – Isaniris – Lalagetes – Leplospyris – Lepretius – Leptomeira – Leptosphaerotus – Leptospyridus – Liosystates – Mazuranella – Meira – Meirella – Mesoleurus – Mitophorus – Nematocerus – Nemocestes – Neomias – Neoperitelinus – Opseobarypeithes – Oreorrhinus – Oreosecus – Oreosystates – Orthoptochus – Palaepus – Paraptochus – Parasystates – Parasystatiella – Peritelinus – Peritelodes – Peritelopsis – Peritelus – Phoromitus – Platypterocis – Pseudomeira – Rhypodillus – Ripetelus – Seneciobius – Simo – Solariola [1] – Stenoptochus – Stomodes – Stomodesops – Strictoseneciobius – Subleptospyris – Systaniris – Systates – Systatodes – Therapontigonus – Thinoxenus – Thompsonanthus – Thricolepis – Xestorhinus

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References

  1. ↑ BAVIERA, COSIMO (2015-02-23). "A review of the genus Solariola Flach, 1908 (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Entiminae, Peritelini)". Zootaxa. 3920 (3): 401–30. doi:10.11646/zootaxa.3920.3.1. ISSN   1175-5334. PMID   25781257.