Telmatogetoninae is a subfamily of midges in the non-biting midge family (Chironomidae).
Genera and species
*T. abnormis <small>(Terry, 1913)</small>
*T. alaskensis <small>Coquillett, 1900</small>
*T. atlanticum <small>Oliveira, 1950</small>
*T. australicus <small>Womersley, 1936</small>
*T. fluviatilis <small>Wirth, 1947</small>
*T. hirtus <small>Wirth, 1947</small>
*T. japonicus <small>Tokunaga, 1933</small>
*T. latipennis <small>Wirth, 1949</small>
*T. macswaini <small>Wirth, 1949</small>
*T. minor <small>Kieffer, 1914</small>
*T. namum <small>Oliveira, 1950</small>
*T. pacificus <small>Tokunaga, 1935</small>
*T. pectinatus <small>(Deby, 1889) </small>
*T. pusillum <small>Edwards, 1933</small>
*T. sanctipauli <small>Schiner, 1866</small>
*T. torrenticola <small>(Terry, 1913)</small>
*T. trilobatus <small>(Kieffer, 1911)</small>
*T. trochanteratum <small>Edwards, 1931</small>
*T. williamsi <small>Wirth, 1947</small>
*T. africana <small>Edwards, 1926</small>
*T. bureni <small>Wirth, 1949</small>
*T. frauenfeldi <small>Schiner, 1856</small>
*T. japonica <small>Tokunaga & Komyo, 1996</small>
*T. longipes <small>Johnson, 1924</small>
*T. maritima <small>Wirth, 1947</small>
*T. pilipes <small>Edwards, 1928</small>
*T. sabroskyi <small>Tokunaga, 1964</small>
*T. setosipennis <small>Wirth, 1947</small>
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