Checklist for Infraorder Cicadomorpha Evans, 1946
and region Decatur (Morgan County, Alabama, USA)
Class
| Insecta
Linnaeus, 1758
Insects, True insects | 92
277
319 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Subclass
| Pterygota
Lang, 1888
Winged insects | 92
277
319 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Infraclass
| Neoptera
van der Wulp, 1890
Modern Wing-folding insects | 87
271
311 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Superorder
| Paraneoptera
Martynov, 1923
| 8
22
39 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Order
| Hemiptera
Linnaeus, 1758
Aphids, Bugs, Cicadas, Hemipterans, Hoppers, True bugs | 5
19
36 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Suborder
| Auchenorrhyncha
Linnaeus, 1758
Cicadas and Leafhoppers, Hoppers | 2
7
21 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Infraorder
| Cicadomorpha
Evans, 1946
| 1
6
20 | Family
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
List of families for Decatur
1 Family width 20 Species
Genera for Decatur
6 Genera with 20 Species
Species list for Decatur
20 Species | Athysanella spatulata Ball & Beamer, 1940 | | | Empoasca (Empoasca) fabae (Harris, 1841) | ⇒ Empoasca alsiosa Ribaut, 1933 | | Empoasca chelata DeLong & Dav..., 1936 | | | Empoasca pergrada Davidson & D..., 1938 | | | Eratoneura adunca Beamer, 1932 | | | Eratoneura delongi Knull & Auten, 1937 | | | Eratoneura distincta Knull & Auten, 1937 | | | Eratoneura hyalina Knull & Auten, 1937 | | | Eratoneura misera Beamer, 1932 | | | Eratoneura restricta Beamer, 1932 | | | Eratoneura spinifera Beamer, 1931 | | | Eratoneura vittata Knull & Auten, 1937 | | | Erythridula cuneata Beamer, 1930 | | | Erythridula eluta Mcatee, 1920 | | | Erythridula parvispicata Beamer, 1930 | | | Erythridula perita Beamer, 1935 | | | Erythridula rubens Beamer, 1930 | | | Erythridula scytha Auten & Johnson, 1936 | | | Norvellina seminudus (Say, 1830) | ⇒ Norvellina seminuda Say, 1830 | | Xyphon flaviceps Riley, 1880 | Yellow-headed leafhopper |
Subnodes of Cicadomorpha with occurrences in Decatur
Links, sources and further information Cicadomorpha at artfakta.se
Cicadomorpha at gbif.org
Cicadomorpha at itis.gov
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