Austroagallia is a genus of typical leafhoppers in the family Cicadellidae. There are more than 20 described species in Austroagallia.
Species
These species belong to the genus Austroagallia:
- Austroagallia aegyptiaca <small>(Nast, 1939)</small> (Egypt and Morocco)
- Austroagallia antaoensis <small>(Lindberg, 1958)</small>
- Austroagallia avicula <small>(Ribaut, 1935)</small> (Palearctic)
- Austroagallia balii <small>Viraktamath, 2011</small> (Indonesia and Bali)
- Austroagallia caboverdensis <small>(Lindberg, 1958)</small> (Africa)
- Austroagallia canopus <small>Linnavuori, 1969</small> (Egypt)
- Austroagallia distanti <small>Viraktamath, 2011</small> (India)
- Austroagallia fagonica <small>Sawai Singh & Gill, 1973</small> (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka)
- Austroagallia flavovenosa <small>(Evans, 1955)</small> (Africa)
- Austroagallia fogoensis <small>(Lindberg, 1958)</small>
- Austroagallia hieroglyphica <small>(Lindberg, 1958)</small>
- Austroagallia hilaris <small>(Horváth, 1909)</small> (Africa)
- Austroagallia macchiae <small>(Lindberg, 1954)</small> (Africa)
- Austroagallia mera <small>(Van Duzee, 1937)</small> (Galápagos Islands)
- Austroagallia monteverdensis <small>(Lindberg, 1958)</small>
- Austroagallia monticola <small>(Lindberg, 1958)</small>
- Austroagallia nigrasterna <small>(Cogan, 1916)</small> (South Africa)
- Austroagallia nitobei <small>(Matsumura, 1912)</small> (Asia)
- Austroagallia prachuabensis <small>Viraktamath, 2011</small> (Southeast Asia)
- Austroagallia quadricornis <small>(Linnavuori, 1962)</small> (Egypt and Israel)
- Austroagallia robusta <small>Sawai Singh & Gill, 1973</small> (India, Pakistan)
- Austroagallia sarobica <small>(Dlabola, 1964)</small> (southern Asia)
- Austroagallia sinuata <small>(Mulsant & Rey, 1855)</small> (Palearctic)
- Austroagallia torrida <small>Evans, 1936</small> (Australia, Pacific islands, Southeast Asia)
- Austroagallia usambarensis <small>(Melichar, 1908)</small> (Africa)
- Austroagallia zachvatkini <small>(Vilbaste, 1961)</small> (Palearctic)
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