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Family Membracidae - Treehoppers

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Hypsoprora · Micrutalis · Multareoides · Ophiderma · Parantonae

Genus Hypsoprora
Hopper - Hypsoprora nogolata

Genus Micrutalis
Tiny Treehoppers - Micrutalis calva Treehopper - Micrutalis dorsalis Micrutalis ? - Micrutalis calva Immature hopper? - Micrutalis Micrutalis occidentalis Micrutalis occidentalis Hopper - Micrutalis calva Treehopper with a Mullet - Micrutalis

Genus Multareoides
membracid - Multareoides bifurcatus membracid - Multareoides bifurcatus Another Multareoides bifurcatus - Multareoides bifurcatus

Genus Ophiderma
Treehopper - Ophiderma definita Treehopper - Ophiderma definita Treehopper - Ophiderma salamandra Ophiderma sp? - Ophiderma salamandra Treehopper - Ophiderma Treehopper - Ophiderma Treehopper - Ophiderma salamandra Treehopper - Ophiderma definita

Genus Parantonae
Parantonae hispida - female Parantonae hispida - female

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