Scolops

Scolops is a North American genus of dictyopharid planthoppers in the subfamily Dictyopharinae. There are over 30 described species in the genus Scolops.

Species

• Scolops abnormis <small>Ball, 1902</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops angustatus <small>Uhler, 1876</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops austrinus <small>Breakey, 1929</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops californicus <small>Lawson & Beamer, 1930</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops cockerelli <small>(Fowler, 1904)</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops excultus <small>Lawson & Beamer, 1930</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops flavidus <small>Breakey, 1929</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops fumidus <small>(Uhler, 1891)</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops graphicus <small>Ball, 1930</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops grossus <small>Uhler, 1876</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops hesperius <small>Uhler, 1876</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops immanis <small>Breakey, 1929</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops luridus <small>Breakey, 1929</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops maculosus <small>Ball, 1902</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops neomexicanus <small>Beamer & Lawson, 1930</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops nicholi <small>Ball, 1937</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops osborni <small>Ball, 1902</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops pallidus <small>Uhler, 1900</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops perdix <small>Uhler, 1900</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops pruinosus <small>Breakey, 1929</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops pungens <small>(Germar, 1830)</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops robustus <small>Ball, 1902</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops snowi <small>Breakey, 1929</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops socorroensis <small>Lawson & Beamer, 1930</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops stonei <small>Breakey, 1929</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops sulcipes <small>(Say, 1825)</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span> (the partridge bug)
• Scolops tanneri <small>Ball, 1937</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops texanus <small>Lawson & Beamer, 1930</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops uhleri <small>Ball, 1902</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g b}</span>
• Scolops vanduzeei <small>Ball, 1902</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops virescens <small>Ball, 1937</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>
• Scolops viridis <small>Ball, 1902</small><span style="color:gray">^{c g}</span>

<small>Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net</small>

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