Cryptorhynchus

Superregnum: Eukaryota
Cladus: Unikonta
Cladus: Opisthokonta
Cladus: Holozoa
Regnum: Animalia
Subregnum: Eumetazoa
Cladus: Bilateria
Cladus: Nephrozoa
Cladus: Protostomia
Cladus: Ecdysozoa
Cladus: Panarthropoda
Phylum: Arthropoda
Subphylum: Hexapoda
Classis: Insecta
Cladus: Dicondylia
Subclassis: Pterygota
Cladus: Metapterygota
Infraclassis: Neoptera
Cladus: Eumetabola
Cladus: Endopterygota
Superordo: Coleopterida
Ordo: Coleoptera
Subordo: Polyphaga
Superfamilia: Curculionoidea

Familia: Curculionidae
Subfamilia: Molytinae
Tribus: Cryptorhynchini
Subtribus: Cryptorhynchina
Genus: Cryptorhynchus
Species (336): C. aspericollis – C. aspis – C. assimilans – C. atropos – C. auritarsis – C. austerus – C. australis – C. aversandus – C. axillaris – C. bengaliae – C. biangularis – C. bicirculus – C. bicostatus – C. bilunaris – C. binotatus – C. bisignatus – C. bistrigirostris – C. bituberculatus – C. bohemani – C. bonsdorffii – C. borraginis – C. brevipes – C. brevis – C. calcaratus – C. calidus – C. capistratus – C. capucinus – C. carbonarius – C. carinellus – C. cariosus – C. castigatus – C. caudex – C. cavernosus – C. cinctellus – C. cingillum – C. cingulum – C. clathratus – C. claviger – C. clericus – C. clitellarius – C. coecus – C. coloradensis – † C. compernis – C. conicollis – C. consobrinus – C. cordifer – C. cordiger – C. corosus – C. corruscans – C. corticalis – C. coruscans – C. costiger – C. crassipes – C. cribricollis – C. crinitarsis – C. crucifer – C. crudus – C. crux – C. cubae – C. cucullatus – C. cylindraceus – C. cylindricornis – C. cynicus – C. decemguttatus – C. declaratus – C. definitus – C. degluptus – C. delirus – C. delumbatus – C. delumbis – C. dentatus – C. denticollis – C. denutatus – C. depressirostris – C. didymus – C. dimidiatus – C. diocletianus – C. discicollis – C. divergens – C. diversus – C. dorsalis – C. dromedarius – C. duplicatus – C. durus – † C. ebeni – C. echii – C. electus – C. elegans – C. eminens – C. ephippiatus – C. ephippiger – C. erinaceus – C. exasperatus – C. fallii – † C. fasciatus – C. fasciculaticollis – C. fasciculifer – C. fasciculosus – C. femoralis – C. ferratus – C. fictus – C. flavescens – C. flavoscutellatus – C. foveatus – C. foveolatus – C. frigidus – C. frontalis – C. fuliginosus – C. fullo – C. fumatus – C. fumosus – C. funebris – C. fuscatus – C. fuscus – C. gausapatus – C. gelasimus – C. geminatus – C. geminus – C. germari – C. gibbosus – C. gibbus – C. globosus – C. gracilis – C. graminis – C. granosus – C. grisescens – C. griseus – C. guadelupensis – C. guadulpensis – C. guttifer – C. gypsi – C. haemorrhoes – C. helvus – C. hirtus – C. hispidus – C. histrio – C. horridus – C. hurdi – † C. illex – C. illicitus – C. illotus – C. imbellis – C. impexus – C. impluviatus – C. impuratus – C. incertus – † C. indecorus – C. ineptus – C. infarctus – C. infernalis – C. infulatus – C. inglorius – C. inquinatus – C. insanius – C. insubidus – C. insularis – C. interstitialis – C. irroratus – C. jamaicensis – C. kerri – † C. kunzei – C. lacunicollis – C. lapathi – C. lateralis – C. leachii – C. lemniscatus – C. lemur – C. lentiginosus – C. lepidotus – C. leucocephalus – C. leucocoma – C. leucomelas – C. leucophaeus – C. levidipus – C. levipidus – C. linariae – C. lineatocollis – C. lineola – C. liratus – C. lirinus – C. lithodermus – C. litura – C. longus – C. lutosus – C. maculatus – C. mamillatus – C. marci – C. marginatus – C. metallinus – C. miles – C. minutissimus – C. misellus – C. mitis – C. moestus – C. morio – C. muriceus – C. mutabilis – C. nenuphar – C. nigridorsis – C. nigrovariegatus – C. niveifrons – C. nodulosus – C. nota – C. notabilis – C. novalis – C. nubifer – C. nubilus – C. nudirostris – C. obliquefasciatus – C. obliquus – C. occatus – C. ocellopunctatus – C. ochraceus – C. ochroleucus – C. oculatus – C. operculatus – C. orthodoxus – C. orthomastius – C. otiosus – C. pallidicornis – C. palmacollis – C. palpebra – C. panchezi – C. pavefactus – C. perforatus – C. perinsignis – C. pertusus – C. piger – C. pilipes – C. pilosellus – C. plagiatus – C. plagifer – C. planatus – C. planidorsis – C. planirostris – C. plumipes – C. podagrosus – C. pollinarius – C. porculeti – C. porcus – C. porifer – C. porosus – C. porriginosus – C. posthumus – C. posticatus – C. posticus – C. postularius – C. profusus – † C. pudens – C. pumilus – C. pusio – C. quadrifoveatus – C. quadripunctatus – C. quadrivittatus – C. quercicola – C. quercus – C. querulus – C. raja – C. ravus – C. reichei – C. renudus – † C. retentus – C. retusus – C. rigidus – C. rmis – C. roboris – C. rotundicollis – C. rudis – C. ruficornis – C. rugulosus – C. sanguinicollis – C. scapularis – C. sceleratus – C. semicircularis – C. semicostatus – C. senilis – C. septemtuberculatus – C. serius – C. serratus – C. setarius – C. setiferus – C. setiger – C. setosus – C. sexcostatus – C. sexlineatus – C. sextuberculatus – C. signatus – C. signifer – C. signum – C. simulatus – C. sirius – C. soleatus – C. solidus – C. sordidulus – C. sparsipes – C. spiculator – C. spondias – C. statua – C. sticticus – C. stigma – C. stigmaticollis – C. stipator – C. stipitosus – C. stipulator – C. strangulatus – C. strictus – C. striga – C. subnotatus – C. subtuberculatus – C. succisus – C. sulcicollis – C. superbus – C. suturalis – C. tesselatus – C. teter – C. tibialis – C. tirunculus – C. torpescus – C. triangularis – C. tribulosus – C. trilineatus – C. tristis – C. troglodytes – C. tuberculatus – C. tubulatus – C. turpiculus – C. umbrosus – C. unicolor – C. vacca – C. vacillatus – C. vaginalis – C. variolosus – C. varipes – C. verruca – C. vestitus – C. ypsilon
Name

Cryptorhynchus Illiger, 1807

Synonyms:

Arachnipes Megerle, 1823
Cryptorhynchidius Pierce, 1919
Cryptorrhynchidius Pierce, 1919
Cryptorrhynchobius Voss, 1965
Cryptorrhynchus Champion, 1906

References

Illiger, 1807.

Links

Subfamily Cryptorhynchinae - atlas of weevls (Curculionidae) of Russia
Zicha, Ondřej et al. Cryptorhynchus – Taxon details on Biological Library (BioLib).

Cryptorhynchus is a genus of hidden snout weevils in the beetle family Curculionidae. There are at least 480 described species in Cryptorhynchus.[2][3][4][5]

Gallery

Cryptorhynchus lapathi; rostral furrow with mesoventral receptacle (MR), the diagnostic character of the Cryptorhynchinae sensu stricto