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...<small>by Okajima & Masumoto. This 620-page book in Japanese describes 450 species, illustrated by over 3500 photomicrographs, and over 300 colour images - th
...CSIRO Australia, but which for technical reasons has had to be abandoned. "Thysanoptera (Thrips) of the World - a checklist" originated from card-catalogues mainta
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...iheterothripidae (Mound et al., 1980). Two of the three genera with living species occur only in western North America, but the third is found from the Medite
...now includes three genera of extant species, together with seven genera of species known only from fossils.
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Mound LA & Marullo R (1999) Two new basal-clade Thysanoptera from California with Old World affinities. ''Journal of the New York entomo
...New distribution records of ''Heratythrips sauli'' Mound & Marullo, 1998 (Thysanoptera: Stenurothripidae), with description of the first known adult male. ''Pan-P
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Bhatti JS & Ananthakrishnan TN (1978) Studies in some Indian Thysanoptera. ''Entomon'' 3: 229-238.
...y to species, along with clarification of the position of this genus among Thysanoptera. ''Zoology (Journal of Pure and Applied Zoology)'' 1: 1-33.
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Ramakrishna, TV (1928) A contribution to our knowledge of the Thysanoptera of India. ''Memoirs of the Department of Agriculture of India'' (Entomology
...y to species, along with clarification of the position of this genus among Thysanoptera. ''Zoology (Journal of Pure and Applied Zoology)'' 1: 1-33.
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...f ''Phoenix dactylifera''; Recorded from Oman and Israel on the same plant species.
...y to species, along with clarification of the position of this genus among Thysanoptera. ''Zoology (Journal of Pure and Applied Zoology)'' 1: 1-33.
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Bagnall RS (1927) Contributions towards a knowledge of the European Thysanoptera. III. ''Annals and Magazine of Natural History'' (9) 20: 561-585.
...[category:Stenurothripidae species extant]][[category:Thysanoptera species extant]]
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Moulton D (1933) ''Oligothrips oreios'' a new genus and species of thrips belonging to the family Opadothripidae Bagnall. ''Pan-Pacific Ent
...[category:Stenurothripidae species extant]][[category:Thysanoptera species extant]]
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''Heratythrips'' Mound & Marullo, 1999. Type species ''Heratythrips sauli'' Mound & Marullo, by monotypy.
Mound LA & Marullo R (1999) Two new basal-clade Thysanoptera from California with Old World affinities. ''Journal of the New York entomo
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''Holarthrothrips'' Bagnall, 1927: 562. Type species ''Holarthrothrips tenuicornis'' Bagnall, by monotypy.
''Adiheterothrips'' Ramakrishna, 1928: 247. Type species ''Adiheterothrips jambudvipae'' Ramakrishna, by monotypy. Synonymised by Mo
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''Oligothrips'' Moulton, 1933: 139. Type species ''Oligothrips oreius'' Moulton, by monotypy.
...is described in this genus. However, one or more very similar undescribed species have been seen from Arizona, Utah and Oregon (Mound & Marullo, 1999).
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''Opisthothrips'' Hood, 1937: 101. Type species ''Opisthothrips elytropappi'' Hood, by monotypy.
Known only from a single species, collected in South Africa.
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''Uzelothrips'' Hood, 1952: 143. Type species ''Uzelothrips scabrosus'' Hood, by monotypy.
...al hyphae. Specimens have been taken widely around the tropics. One fossil species from Lower Eocene amber in France was described in 2013.
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...is family are all from the New World, mainly the Neotropics. If the fossil species listed here are correctly associated, then the family had a wider distribut
...in the flowers of Malpighiaceae (Pereyra & Cavalleri, 2012), but the five species of ''Aulacothrips'' are all ectoparasites on various Hemiptera.
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...bearing two setae (Mound et al., 2012). In contrast to Aeolothripidae, the species are all phytophagous, breeding in flowers.
...Europe and South Africa; ''Melanthrips'' is mainly from Europe with a few species in Africa, India and north America.
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...considered to comprise three genera of extant species, and two genera with species known only from fossils.
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''Akarethrips'' Dang, Mound & Qiao, 2014: 17. Type species ''Akarethrips iotus'' Dang, Mound & Qiao, 2014, by monotypy.
From Malaysia, one species on ''Mikania scandens'' dead twigs.
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...ed from Belem, Para, Brazil. Apparently fungus feeding on dead twigs, this species has been recorded from Angola, Singapore and SE Queensland, Australia; one
Hood JD (1952) Brasilian Thysanoptera III. ''Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington'' 65: 141-174.
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''Damerothrips'' Hood, 1954: 19. Type species ''Damerothrips gemmatus'' Hood, by monotypy.
This genus includes only a single species. Known only from Brazil, it is presumed to be fungus feeding on dead twigs.
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''Erotidothrips'' Priesner, 1939: 154. Type species ''Erotidothrips mirabilis'' Priesner, by monotypy.
Known from just one species that is presumably fungus feeding on dead branches, and is recorded widely
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