List of Lagriinae genera

These genera belong to the subfamily Lagriinae, long-jointed beetles.

Lagriinae genera

• Acerogria <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (Australasia)
• Acritolagria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (tropical Africa)
• Acropachia <small>Mäklin, 1875</small> (the Neotropics)
• Acutogria <small>Merkl, 1988</small> (Australasia)
• Adelium <small>W. Kirby, 1819</small> (Australasia)
• Adelodemus <small>Haag-Rutenberg, 1878</small> (Australasia)
• Adelonia <small>Laporte, 1840</small> (North America and the Neotropics)
• Adelozotypus <small>Kaszab, 1982</small> (Australasia)
• Adosogria <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Adynata <small>FÃ¥hraeus, 1870</small> (the Palearctic and tropical Africa)
• Aediatorix <small>Bates, 1868</small> (Indomalaya)
• Afrolaena <small>Endrödy-Younga & Schawaller, 2002</small> (tropical Africa)
• Alagria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (tropical Africa)
• Allogria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (tropical Africa)
• Amorphochirus <small>Gebien, 1904</small> (tropical Africa)
• Anaedus <small>Blanchard, 1842</small> (North America, the Neotropics, the Palearctic, tropical Africa, and Indomalaya)
• Anisostira <small>Borchmann, 1915</small> (the Palearctic and Indomalaya)
• Anotoma <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Antennoluprops <small>Schawaller, 2007</small> (tropical Africa)
• Aoupinia <small>Matthews, 2003</small> (Australasia)
• Apasis <small>Pascoe, 1869</small> (Australasia)
• Apocryphodes <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Arcothymus <small>Pascoe, 1866</small> (Australasia)
• Ardoiniellus <small>Schawaller, 2013</small> (tropical Africa)
• Arthromacra <small>W. Kirby, 1837</small> (North America, the Palearctic, and Indomalaya)
• Arunogria <small>Merkl, 1991</small> (Indomalaya)
• Asiopus <small>Sharp, 1892</small> (the Neotropics)
• Astatira <small>Borchmann, 1921</small> (the Neotropics)
• Aulonogria <small>Borchmann, 1929</small> (Indomalaya)
• Barsenis <small>Pascoe, 1887</small> (the Neotropics)
• Bellendenum <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Bequaertiella <small>Pic, 1914</small> (tropical Africa)
• Blepegenes <small>Pascoe, 1868</small> (Australasia)
• Bluops <small>Carter, 1914</small> (Australasia)
• Bolitrium <small>Gebien, 1914</small> (Indomalaya)
• Bolusculus <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Borchmannia <small>Pic, 1912</small> (Indomalaya)
• Borneolaena <small>Schawaller, 1998</small> (Indomalaya)
• Bothrichara <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (Australasia)
• Bothrionota <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (Indomalaya)
• Bothriostira <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Bothynogria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (the Palearctic and Indomalaya)
• Brycopia <small>Pascoe, 1869</small> (Australasia)
• Calogria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (Australasia)
• Calostegia <small>Westwood, 1843</small> (tropical Africa)
• Capeluprops <small>Schawaller, 2011</small> (tropical Africa)
• Cardiothorax <small>Motschulsky, 1860</small> (Australasia)
• Casnonidea <small>Fairmaire, 1882</small> (tropical Africa, Indomalaya, and Australasia)
• Catamerus <small>Fairmaire, 1887</small> (tropical Africa)
• Centorus <small>Mulsant, 1854</small> (the Palearctic and tropical Africa)
• Ceratoma <small>Borchmann, 1916*</small>
• Cerogria <small>Borchmann, 1911</small> (the Palearctic, tropical Africa, Indomalaya, and Australasia)
• Cerostira <small>Borchmann, 1942</small> (tropical Africa)
• Chaerodes <small>White, 1846</small> (Australasia)
• Chaetyllus <small>Pascoe, 1860</small> (the Neotropics)
• Chilenolagria <small>Pic, 1936</small> (the Neotropics)
• Chirocharis <small>Kolbe, 1903</small> (tropical Africa)
• Chiroscelis <small>Lamarck, 1804</small> (tropical Africa)
• Chlorophila <small>Semenov, 1891</small> (the Palearctic and Indomalaya)
• Chrysolagria <small>Seidlitz, 1898</small> (the Palearctic and tropical Africa)
• Colparthrum <small>Kirsch, 1866</small> (the Neotropics)
• Coripera <small>Pascoe, 1866</small> (Australasia)
• Cossyphus <small>G.-A. Olivier, 1791</small> (the Palearctic, tropical Africa, Indomalaya, and Australasia)
• Costatosora <small>Pic, 1934</small> (tropical Africa)
• Costiferolagria <small>Pic, 1915</small> (Indomalaya)
• Coxelinus <small>Fairmaire, 1869</small> (tropical Africa)
• Ctenogria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (Indomalaya)
• Curtolyprops <small>Pic, 1917</small> (tropical Africa)
• Cylindrosora <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (Indomalaya)
• Cylindrostira <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (Indomalaya)
• Cymbeba <small>Pascoe, 1866</small> (Australasia)
• Daedrosis <small>Bates, 1868</small> (Australasia)
• Davaona <small>Borchmann, 1930</small> (Indomalaya)
• Derolagria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (tropical Africa)
• Derostira <small>Fairmaire, 1897</small> (tropical Africa)
• Diaspirus <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Dichastops <small>Gerstaecker, 1871</small> (tropical Africa)
• Dicyrtodes <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Diemenoma <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Diorhychina <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Disema <small>Mäklin, 1875</small> (the Neotropics)
• Disemorpha <small>Pic, 1917</small> (the Neotropics)
• Donaciolagria <small>Pic, 1914</small> (the Palearctic and Indomalaya)
• Dorrigonum <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Doyenia <small>Matthews & Lawrence, 2005</small> (Australasia)
• Dysodera <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Dysopinus <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (Indomalaya)
• Eccoptostira <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Ecnocera <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Ecnolagria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (Australasia)
• Emydodes <small>Pascoe, 1860</small> (the Neotropics)
• Endustomus <small>Brême, 1842</small> (tropical Africa)
• Enicmosoma <small>Gebien, 1922</small> (tropical Africa)
• Enigmatica <small>Ferrer, 2005</small> (tropical Africa)
• Entypodera <small>Gerstaecker, 1871</small> (tropical Africa)
• Epicydes <small>Champion, 1889</small> (the Neotropics)
• Epomidus <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Eschatoporis <small>Blaisdell, 1906</small> (North America)
• Euclarkia <small>Lea, 1919</small> (Australasia)
• Eulea <small>Carter, 1937</small> (Australasia)
• Exadelium <small>Watt, 1992</small> (Australasia)
• Exeniotis <small>Pascoe, 1871</small> (the Neotropics)
• Exostira <small>Borchmann, 1925</small> (Indomalaya)
• Falsolagria <small>Pic, 1927</small> (the Neotropics)
• Falsonemostira <small>Pic, 1917</small> (Indomalaya)
• Falsotithassa <small>Pic, 1934</small> (Indomalaya)
• Flabellolagria <small>Pic, 1927</small> (tropical Africa)
• Gabonisca <small>Fairmaire, 1894</small> (tropical Africa)
• Gamaxus <small>Bates, 1868</small> (the Neotropics)
• Gebienia <small>Borchmann, 1921</small> (the Neotropics)
• Gondvanadelium <small>Kaszab, 1981</small> (the Neotropics)
• Goniadera <small>Perty, 1832</small> (the Neotropics)
• Grabulax <small>Kanda, 2016</small> (the Neotropics)
• Gronophora <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (Australasia)
• Helogria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (Indomalaya)
• Hemipristula <small>Bouchard & Bousquet, 2021</small> (tropical Africa)
• Hosohamudama <small>Masumoto, 1988</small> (Indomalaya)
• Hovadelium <small>Ardoin, 1962</small> (tropical Africa)
• Hypolaenopsis <small>Masumoto, 2001</small> (the Palearctic)
• Hypostatira <small>Fairmaire, 1889</small> (the Neotropics)
• Hysterarthron <small>J. Thomson, 1864</small> (Indomalaya)
• Impressosora <small>Pic, 1952</small> (tropical Africa)
• Indenicmosoma <small>Ardoin, 1964</small> (the Palearctic and Indomalaya)
• Iscanus <small>Fauvel, 1904</small> (Australasia and Oceania)
• Isocera <small>Borchmann, 1909</small> (the Neotropics)
• Isopteron <small>Hope, 1841</small> (Australasia)
• Kaindilagria <small>Merkl, 1988</small> (Australasia)
• Kaszabadelium <small>Watt, 1992</small> (Australasia)
• Kershawia <small>Lea, 1905</small> (Australasia)
• Kuschelus <small>Kaszab, 1982</small> (Australasia)
• Laena <small>Dejean, 1821</small> (the Palearctic and Indomalaya)
• Lagria <small>Fabricius, 1775</small> (the Neotropics, tropical Africa, Indomalaya, Australasia, and Oceania)
• Lagriodema <small>Borchmann, 1930</small> (Indomalaya)
• Lagriogonia <small>Fairmaire, 1891</small> (the Palearctic)
• Lagriomima <small>Pic, 1934</small> (Indomalaya and Australasia)
• Lagriopsis <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (Australasia)
• Lagriostira <small>Fairmaire, 1883</small> (tropical Africa)
• Leptinostethus <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Leptogastrus <small>W.J. MacLeay, 1872</small> (Australasia)
• Leptosora <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Licinoma <small>Pascoe, 1869</small> (the Neotropics and Australasia)
• Lobophilomorphus <small>Pic, 1911</small> (tropical Africa)
• Lopholagria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (tropical Africa)
• Lophophyllus <small>Fairmaire, 1887</small> (tropical Africa)
• Lorelus <small>Sharp, 1876</small> (the Neotropics, Australasia, and Oceania)
• Lorona <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (Indomalaya)
• Lucidolaena <small>Endrödy-Younga & Schawaller, 2002</small> (tropical Africa)
• Luprops <small>Hope, 1833</small> (the Palearctic, tropical Africa, Indomalaya, and Australasia)
• Lyprochelyda <small>Fairmaire, 1899</small> (tropical Africa)
• Macrocasnonidea <small>Pic, 1934</small> (Indomalaya)
• Macrolagria <small>Lewis, 1895</small> (the Palearctic)
• Malaiseum <small>Borchmann, 1941</small> (Indomalaya)
• Malayoscelis <small>Schawaller, 2003</small> (Indomalaya)
• Mallogria <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Meniscophorus <small>Champion, 1889</small> (the Neotropics)
• Merklia <small>Chen, 1997</small> (Indomalaya)
• Meropria <small>Borchmann, 1921</small> (the Neotropics)
• Mesopatrum <small>Broun, 1893</small> (Australasia)
• Mesotretis <small>Bates, 1872</small> (Australasia)
• Metallonotus <small>Gray, 1832</small> (tropical Africa)
• Metriolagria <small>Merkl, 1987</small> (Australasia)
• Microanaedus <small>Pic, 1923</small> (tropical Africa)
• Microcalcar <small>Pic, 1925</small> (tropical Africa)
• Microgoniadera <small>Pic, 1917</small> (the Neotropics)
• Microlyprops <small>Kaszab, 1939</small> (Indomalaya)
• Micropedinus <small>Lewis, 1894</small> (the Palearctic, Indomalaya, and Australasia)
• Mimoborchmania <small>Pic, 1934</small> (Indomalaya)
• Mimocellus <small>Wasmann, 1904</small> (tropical Africa)
• Mimolaena <small>Ardoin, 1962</small> (tropical Africa)
• Mimolagria <small>Pic, 1927</small> (the Neotropics)
• Mimuroplatopsis <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Minasius <small>Pic, 1932</small> (the Neotropics)
• Montaguea <small>Kaszab, 1982</small> (Australasia)
• Monteithium <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Myrmecopeltoides <small>Kaszab, 1973</small> (the Neotropics)
• Natalostira <small>Pic, 1913</small> (tropical Africa)
• Neoadelium <small>Carter, 1908</small> (Australasia)
• Neogria <small>Borchmann, 1911</small> (Indomalaya)
• Nepalolaena <small>Schawaller, 2001</small> (Indomalaya)
• Nevermanniella <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (the Neotropics)
• Nolicima <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Nothogria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (Australasia)
• Nototrintus <small>Carter, 1924</small> (Australasia)
• Ocularisora <small>Pic, 1934</small> (tropical Africa)
• Odontocerostira <small>Merkl, 2007</small> (the Palearctic and Indomalaya)
• Odontogria <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (Indomalaya)
• Oreogria <small>Merkl, 1988</small> (Australasia)
• Oroptera <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (Australasia)
• Othryades <small>Champion, 1889</small> (the Neotropics)
• Ozotypoides <small>Kaszab, 1982</small> (Australasia)
• Pachystira <small>Chen, 1997</small> (Indomalaya)
• Paralorelopsis <small>Marcuzzi, 1994</small> (the Neotropics)
• Paratenetus <small>Spinola, 1845</small> (North America and the Neotropics)
• Passalocharis <small>Koch, 1954</small> (tropical Africa)
• Penadelium <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (the Neotropics)
• Pengalenganus <small>Pic, 1917</small> (Indomalaya and Australasia)
• Periatrum <small>Sharp, 1886</small> (Australasia)
• Pezodontus <small>Dejean, 1834</small> (tropical Africa)
• Phaedogria <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (Indomalaya)
• Pheloneis <small>Pascoe, 1866</small> (Australasia)
• Pheugonius <small>Fairmaire, 1899</small> (Indomalaya)
• Phobelius <small>Blanchard, 1842</small> (the Neotropics)
• Phymatestes <small>Pascoe, 1866</small> (the Neotropics)
• Physogria <small>Borchmann, 1916</small> (tropical Africa)
• Physolagria <small>Fairmaire, 1891</small> (tropical Africa)
• Piciella <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (the Neotropics)
• Porrolagria <small>Kolbe, 1883</small> (tropical Africa)
• Prateus <small>Leconte, 1862</small> (North America and the Neotropics)
• Prioproctus <small>Kolbe, 1903</small> (tropical Africa)
• Prioscelides <small>Kolbe, 1889</small> (tropical Africa)
• Prioscelis <small>Hope, 1841</small> (tropical Africa)
• Pristophilus <small>Kolbe, 1903</small> (tropical Africa)
• Prolaena <small>Kaszab, 1980</small> (Indomalaya)
• Pseudanaedus <small>Gebien, 1921</small> (tropical Africa)
• Pseudesarcus <small>Champion, 1913</small> (the Neotropics)
• Pseudeutrapela <small>Pic, 1952</small> (tropical Africa)
• Pseudobyrsax <small>Kaszab, 1982</small> (Australasia)
• Pseudocasnonidea <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (Indomalaya)
• Pseudocilibe <small>Kaszab, 1982</small> (Australasia)
• Pseudolagria <small>Champion, 1917</small> (the Neotropics)
• Pseudolyprops <small>Fairmaire, 1882</small> (Australasia)
• Pseudopatrum <small>Sharp, 1886</small> (Australasia)
• Pseudostira <small>Fairmaire, 1903</small> (tropical Africa)
• Pycnocerus <small>Westwood, 1844</small> (tropical Africa)
• Rhacolaena <small>Kaszab, 1979</small> (Indomalaya)
• Rhagostira <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Rhaibodera <small>Borchmann, 1921</small> (the Neotropics)
• Rhaibogria <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Rhosaces <small>Champion, 1889</small> (the Neotropics)
• Rhypasma <small>Pascoe, 1862</small> (the Neotropics)
• Robustosora <small>Pic, 1954</small> (tropical Africa)
• Rouyerus <small>Pic, 1911</small> (Indomalaya)
• Ruandania <small>Pic, 1955</small> (tropical Africa)
• Schevodera <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (Indomalaya)
• Schevogria <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Seirotrana <small>Pascoe, 1866</small> (Australasia)
• Sipolisia <small>Fairmaire, 1889</small> (the Neotropics)
• Sora <small>Walker, 1859</small> (the Palearctic, tropical Africa, Indomalaya, and Australasia)
• Sphargeris <small>Pascoe, 1860</small> (Australasia)
• Sphinctoderus <small>Fairmaire, 1903</small> (Indomalaya)
• Sphingocorse <small>Gebien, 1921</small> (tropical Africa and Indomalaya)
• Sphragidophorus <small>Champion, 1889</small> (the Neotropics)
• Spinadaenus <small>Pic, 1921</small> (Indomalaya)
• Spinolagriella <small>Pic, 1955</small> (tropical Africa)
• Spinolyprops <small>Pic, 1917</small> (the Palearctic, tropical Africa, and Indomalaya)
• Splichalia <small>Reitter, 1913</small> (the Palearctic)
• Staius <small>Fairmaire, 1896</small> (tropical Africa)
• Statira <small>Lepeletier & Audinet-Serville, 1828</small> (North America and the Neotropics)
• Statiropsis <small>Borchmann, 1912</small> (the Neotropics)
• Stenadelium <small>Watt, 1992</small> (Australasia)
• Stenolagria <small>Merkl, 1987</small> (Australasia)
• Stratodemus <small>Gebien, 1921</small> (tropical Africa)
• Strongylagria <small>Pic, 1915</small> (the Palearctic)
• Sulcolagria <small>Pic, 1955</small> (tropical Africa)
• Taiwanolagria <small>Masumoto, 1988</small> (the Palearctic and Indomalaya)
• Terametus <small>Motschulsky, 1869</small> (tropical Africa)
• Thoracostira <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (the Neotropics)
• Thoseus <small>Pic, 1925</small> (Indomalaya)
• Tithassa <small>Pascoe, 1860</small> (the Neotropics)
• Tomogria <small>Merkl, 1988</small> (Australasia)
• Uroplatopsis <small>Champion, 1889</small> (the Neotropics)
• Valdivium <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (the Neotropics)
• Wattadelium <small>Emberson, 2000</small> (Australasia)
• Xanthalia <small>Fairmaire, 1894</small> (the Palearctic, tropical Africa, and Indomalaya)
• Xanthicles <small>Champion, 1886</small> (the Neotropics)
• Xenocerogria <small>Merkl, 2007</small> (the Palearctic and Indomalaya)
• Xenogena <small>Borchmann, 1936</small> (tropical Africa)
• Xenolagria <small>Merkl, 1987</small> (Australasia)
• Xenostethus <small>Bates, 1868</small> (tropical Africa)
• Yarranum <small>Matthews, 1998</small> (Australasia)
• Zeadelium <small>Watt, 1992</small> (Australasia)
• † Gonialaena <small>Nabozhenko, Bukejs & Telnov, 2019</small>
• † Yantaroxenos <small>Nabozhenko, Kirejtshuk & Merkl, 2016</small>

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