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Berothidae

The Berothidae are a family of winged insects of the order Neuroptera. They are known commonly as the beaded lacewings. The family was first named by Anton Handlirsch in 1906. The family consists of 24 genera and 110 living species distributed discontinuously worldwide, mostly in tropical and subtropical regions. Numerous extinct species have also been…

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related to Formerly included taxa · 41
Berothidae → Acanthoberotha Nakamine, Albian, Alboberotha Nel, Aptian, Astioberotha Nakamine, Barremian, Bezonnais, Burmese, Cenomanian, Charentense, Chimerhachiberotha Nel, Creagroparaberotha Makarkin, Cretaceous, EorhachiberothaEngel, France, Grimaldi, Japan, Kuji, Kujiberotha Nakamine, Lebanese

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family species known spermophorella order beaded lacewings genera numerous included kingdom neuroptera termites late jurassic winged insects commonly first named

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Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaSubfamily Paraberothinae0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaRhachiberothidae0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaAcanthoberotha Nakamine0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaCenomanian0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaBurmese0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaMyanmar0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaAlboberotha Nel0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaCretaceous0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaAlbian0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaCharentense0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaFrance0.60section
Berothidaerelated to Formerly included taxaAstioberotha Nakamine0.60section

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