Distant 1908g
Funkhouser 1951a
Metcalf and Wade 1965a
Capener 1968a
Deitz 1985a
Ananthasubramanian 1996a
McKamey 1998a
Yuan and Chou 2002a
Wallace and Deitz 2004a
Animalia → Arthropoda → Insecta → Pterygota → Hemiptera → Auchenorrhyncha → Cicadomorpha → Membracoidea → Membracidae → Centrotinae
Leptocentrini Distant, 1908
Synonyms (and unplaced invalid names)
Anchonomorpha Menon and Das, 1958, Demangini Yuan and Zhang, in Yuan and Chou, 2002, Uroxiphini Goding, 1930
Selected references
Taxon images
Leptocentrini
1.Otinotus
2.Leptocentrus bos
3.Periaman flavolineatum
4.Trioxiphus giganteus
5.
Camelocentrus yunnanensis...
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6.Hemicentrus
7.Leptoceps vinculum
8.Umfilianus declivis
9.Yaponotus villiersi
10.Dacaratha hyalina
11.Sinodemanga xizangensi
12.Zigzagicentrus bannaensis
Distribution
Afrotropical, Palearctic, Indomalayan, Australian, and Oceanic regions.
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Chromosome numbers
Male 2n = 19 or 21.
Taxonomic constituents
Ananthasubramanianum McKamey, 1994 McKamey, 1994
Awania Distant, 1914 Distant, 1914
Camelocentrus Chou, 1976 Chou, 1976
Dacaratha Distant, 1916 Distant, 1916
Demanga Distant, 1908 Distant, 1908
Hemicentrus Melichar, 1914 Melichar, 1914
Joveriana Capener, 1968 Capener, 1968
Leptocentrus Stål, 1866 Stål, 1866
Leptoceps Capener, 1954 Capener, 1954
Neocentrus Thirumalai and Ananthasubramanian, 1981 Thirumalai and Ananthasubramanian, 1981
Nilautama Distant, 1908 Distant, 1908
Occator Distant, 1916 Distant, 1916
Otinotus Buckton, 1903 Buckton, 1903
Peltzerella Schmidt, 1926 Schmidt, 1926
Periaman Distant, 1908 Distant, 1908
Sinodemanga Chou and Yuan, 1982 Chou and Yuan, 1982
Trioxiphus Boulard, 1979 Boulard, 1979
Umfilianus Distant, 1915 Distant, 1915
Uroxiphus Amyot and Serville, 1843 Amyot and Serville, 1843
Yaponotus Capener, 1953 Capener, 1953
Zigzagicentrus Chou, 1976 Chou, 1976
Prepared by
Lewis L. Deitz, Matthew S. Wallace, and Mark J. Rothschild, 16 May 2013.
