Two generic keys are given. The first is Townes and Townes' worldwide key of 1959, which covers every genus of the subfamily; the second is a shorter key modified from Dasch (1979), focusing on more easily visible characters. Species keys are on the respective genus pages.
Top genera by species richness.
Authors ranked by number of valid species described.
For each genus, species originally described there (blue) vs. transferred in from another genus (orange). Percentage shown inside orange bar when space allows.
Valid species vs. synonyms per genus. Color indicates synonymy ratio (blue = low, red = high). Hover a point for details.