Subfamly Saronominae

PHYLOGENY/TAXONOMY

AMMOTRECHINAE
Ammotrecha
Ammotrechella
Ammotrechesta
Ammotrechinus
Ammotrechula
Antillotrecha
Campostrecha
Dasycleobis
Neocleobis
Pseudocleobis
MORTOLINAE
Mortola
NOTHOPUGINAE
Nothopuga
OLTACOLINAE
Oltacola
SARONOMINAE
Branchia
Chinchippus
Innesa
Procleobis
Saronomus
INCERTAE SEDIS
Chileotrecha
Eutrecha
Xenotrecha
Happlodontus

Subfamily Saronominae Roewer 1934

Subfamily Saronominae Roewer 1934

Saronominae Roewer, 1934: 580 ; Mello-Leitão, 1938b: 11; Roewer, 1941: 178 ; Muma, 1951: 135 ; Muma, 1970a: 55; Muma, 1976: 20; Muma, 1986: 18; Muma, 1987: 18.

Diagnosis: Roewer (1934) characterized the subfamily as follows:

"Ammotrechidae, deren 2., 3. und 4. Tarsus jeweils l-gliedrig ist (Abb. 329,a, b, g, h); 2. und 3. Tibia dorsal-apikal unbedornt. "

[Ammotrechidae, whose 2nd, 3rd and 4th tarsi are each l-segmented (fig. 329, a, b, g, h); 2nd and 3rd tibia unarmed dorsoapically.]

329a,b - Saronomus capensis Kraepelin: a - leg II; b - leg IV.
329g,h - Innesa vittata (Pocock): g - leg II; h - leg IV.

Distribution: North, Central and South America.

Included genera:

Branchia Muma 1951 (3 species)
Chinchippus Chamberlin 1920 (1 species)
Innesa Roewer 1934 (1 species)
Procleobis Kraepelin 1899 (1 species)
Saronomus Kraepelin 1900 (1 species)

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Subfamily Ammotrechinae Roewer 1934

Ammotrechinae Roewer, 1934: 590-591 ; Mello-Leitão, 1938a: 22; Muma, 1951: 123; Muma, 1970a: 44; Muma, 1971b : 11; Muma, 1976: 24-25.

Diagnosis: Roewer (1934) characterized the subfamily as follows:

"Ammotrechidae, deren 2., 3. und 4. Tarsus jeweils l-gliedrig ist (Abb. 329,a, b, g, h); 2. und 3. Tibia dorsal-apikal unbedornt. "

[Ammotrechidae, whose 2nd, 3rd and 4th tarsi are each l-segmented (fig. 329, A, b, g, h); 2nd and 3rd tibia unarmed dorsoapically.]

Distribution: North, Central and South America.

Included genera:

Branchia Muma 1951
Chinchippus Chamberlin 1920
Inessa Roewer 1934
Procleobis Kraepelin 1899
Saronomus Kraepelin 1900