Enyaliopsis

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Enyaliopsis
Armored Cricket - Enyaliopsis petersi, Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique (45580315132).jpg
Enyaliopsis petersii, Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique
Scientific classification
Kingdom:
Animalia
Phylum:
Arthropoda
Class:
Insecta
Order:
Orthoptera
Family:
Tettigoniidae
Subfamily:
Hetrodinae
Genus:
Enyaliopsis

Karsch, 1887

Enyaliopsis is the largest genus in the subfamily Hetrodinae of the family Tettigoniidae (bush-crickets or katydids). It is made up of 24 species found from east-central to southern Africa.[1]

  • Peringuey, 1916
  • (Lucas, 1885)
  • Sjostedt, 1913
  • (Lucas, 1884)
  • (Gerst., 1869)
  • Sjostedt, 1926
  • Glenn, 1991
  • Weidner, 1941
  • Glenn, 1991
  • Sjostedt, 1926
  • Sjostedt, 1913
  • Glenn, 1991
  • Glenn, 1991
  • Glenn, 1991
  • Glenn, 1991
  • Glenn, 1991
  • (I. Bolivar, 1881)
  • Glenn, 1991
  • Peringuey, 1916
  • (Shaum, 1853)
  • Weidner, 1955
  • Glenn, 1991
  • Peringuey, 1916
  • Glenn, 1991

References[]

  1. ^ George S. Glenn, Jr. (1991). "A systematic revision of Enyaliopsis Karsh 1887 (Orthoptera, Tettigoniidae, Hetrodinae)". Transactions of the American Entomological Society. 117 (1/2): 67–102. JSTOR 25078540.


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