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- Melanthripidae is a family of thrips belonging to the order Thysanoptera. Members of the family, covered with gymnosperm pollen, were found in Cretaceous...
- †Karataothripidae Sharov, 1972 (one fossil species, Karataothrips jur****icus) Melanthripidae Bagnall, 1913 (six genera of flower feeders) Merothripidae Hood, 1914...
- Hemithripidae Heterothripidae † Jezzinothripidae † Karataothripidae Melanthripidae Merothripidae † Scudderothripidae Stenurothripidae Thripidae † Tri****othripidae...
- Ankothrips yuccae is a species of thrip in the family Melanthripidae. Its host plant is Yucca whipplei. Both ****es are winged, with light brown to brown...
- (banded thrips and broad-winged thrips) Fauriellidae Heterothripidae Melanthripidae Merothripidae (large-legged thrips) Stenurothripidae Thripidae (common...
- (banded thrips and broad-winged thrips) Fauriellidae Heterothripidae Melanthripidae Merothripidae (large-legged thrips) Stenurothripidae Thripidae (common...
- (banded thrips and broad-winged thrips) Fauriellidae Heterothripidae Melanthripidae Merothripidae (large-legged thrips) Stenurothripidae Thripidae (common...
- (banded thrips and broad-winged thrips) Fauriellidae Heterothripidae Melanthripidae Merothripidae (large-legged thrips) Stenurothripidae Thripidae (common...
- Ankothrips is a genus of thrip in the family Melanthripidae. Catalogue of Life shows the following species as accepted within Ankothrips: Ankothrips aequalis...
- S2CID 132359407. Manfred R. Ulitzka (2017). "Revision of the fossil Melanthripidae from Baltic Tertiary (Eocene) amber including a new genus (Insecta:...