The Great Basin naturalist · 1993 · 104 citations · 1 references
Life SciencesAnatomyZoologyInsect MorphologyInsect SystematicsInsect TaxonomyInsect PhylogeneticsInsect PhylogenyComparative Insect MorphologyInsect External MorphologyInsect Order MorphologyMorphological SynapomorphiesSuperfamily RelationshipsTaxonomic Revision Based On Phylogeny
\\o()d' Abstiuct. -A search for characters to make the <ieneric classification of Phit\ podidae more neaH\ ohjective resulted in the disco\en-of new anatomical features that appear to reflect patterns in ph\logen\ for this famil\-. The Plat\ podidae are members of the Ciuculionoidi'a and are ver\-closeK allied to Scolytidae. Three subfamilies of Plat\podidae are recognized: (1) Coptonotinae. containing Coptonotini (Coptonotus Chapuis, Protoliijlastes \\'ood, Scolytolar.sus Schedl), Mecopelmini (Mecopelntit.s Blackmail. ProtoplaUjpus Wood), and Schedlarini iSchcdlarius Wood | = C/i/>i.via Duges]); (2) Tesscroceriiuie, containing Diapodini {Diapti.s Chapuis, Genyoccnis Motschulsk->-[ = Diacaiii.s Schedl]).
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