Anomaline Network



How You Can Participate?


One goal of the Anomaline Network is to conduct a molecular phylogenetic research on the world-wide Anomalini. Results of this research will create a foundation for understanding the evolution of the group and will provide a predictive framework for addressing: (1) potential introduced pest species, (2) evolution of species and variation, (3) adaptive radiation, and (4) assessment of informative versus uninformative morphological characters in this group.
To conduct this research, we need representatives from all genera of Anomalini world-wide.

"Most Wanted Anomalines"

Species/Taxon Distribution
Subtribe Anomalina:  
Adoretosoma spp. Asia
Chelilabia piniphaga Mexico
Cyriopertha spp. Turkey
Mazahuapertha tolucana Mexico
Microanomala spp. Indonesia
Nayarita viridinota Mexico
Pentanomala spp. Africa
Proagopertha spp. China
Pseudosinghala spp. Asia
Rugopertha sericeomicans Honduras
Singhala spp. Asia
Spinanomala spp. Indonesia
Trichanomala spp. India
Anomalacra sp. United States
Anomalorhina sp. Central America
Phyllopertha horticola (type of genus) Europe
Phyllopertha spp. Oriental
Epectinaspis spp. Central America
Exomala orientalis (type of genus) Holarctic
Anomala dubia (type of genus) Europe
Megapertha spp. Palearctic
Asiaopertha spp. Palearctic
   
Subtribe Dilophochilina:  
Dilophochila spp. Mexico-Honduras
   
Subtribe Anisopliina:  
Callirhinus metallescens Mexico
Rhinyptia spp. India, Africa
   
Subtribe Leptohopliina:  
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Subtribe Popiliina:  
Anodontopopillia spp. Africa
Falsopopillia spp. Indonesia
Ischnopopillia spp. China
Malaia spp. Indonesia
Nannopopillia spp. Africa
Popillia spp. Asia
   
Subtribe Isopliina:  
Isoplia spp. New Guinea
   

Specimens need to be collected in 95% alcohol and associate with full collecting data.
We will post up-dates of the phylogenetic tree as it is developed.


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