Base of the evolutionary tree for Big-eyed Bugs (Geocoridae)

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• Big-eyed Bugs (Geocoridae) (105 species)
  • Stenophthalmicus → (11 species)
    • Stenophthalmicus tingitanus
    • Stenophthalmicus biskrensis
    • Stenophthalmicus hirticornis
    • Stenophthalmicus intermedius
    • Stenophthalmicus leptosomus
    • Stenophthalmicus priesneri
    • Stenophthalmicus fajoumensis
    • Stenophthalmicus horvathi
    • Stenophthalmicus punctatulus
    • Stenophthalmicus hilaris
    • Stenophthalmicus panici
  • Isthmocoris → (4 species)
    • Isthmocoris slevini
    • Isthmocoris piceus
    • Isthmocoris imperialis
    • Isthmocoris tristis
  • Epipolops → (17 species)
    • Epipolops scudderi
    • Epipolops stridulatus
    • Epipolops univallensis
    • Epipolops quadrispinus
    • Epipolops meridionalis
    • Epipolops slateri
    • Epipolops rettenmeyery
    • Epipolops thomasi
    • Epipolops acuminatus
    • Epipolops arboricolus
    • Epipolops angelae
    • Epipolops oculuscancri
    • Epipolops lenkoi
    • Epipolops mucronatus
    • Epipolops kathrynae
    • Epipolops frondosus
    • Epipolops bellus
  • Hypogeocoris → (4 species)
    • Hypogeocoris lucidus
    • Hypogeocoris violaceus
    • Hypogeocoris kilimandjariensis
    • Hypogeocoris alluaudi
  • Ninyas → (14 species)
    • Ninyas solubilis
    • Ninyas solitarius
    • Ninyas humeralis
    • Ninyas strabo
    • Ninyas stehliki
    • Ninyas torvus
    • Ninyas distanti
    • Ninyas nigricans
    • Ninyas punctatus
    • Ninyas woodruffi
    • Ninyas reclusus
    • Ninyas deficiens
    • Ninyas obrieni
    • Ninyas dominicanus
  • Pamphantus → (11 species)
    • Pamphantus mimeticus
    • Pamphantus pellucidus
    • Pamphantus trimaculatus
    • Pamphantus binotatus
    • Pamphantus pallidus
    • Pamphantus stenoides
    • Pamphantus pallidoides
    • Pamphantus elegantulus
    • Pamphantus barberi
    • Pamphantus vittatus
    • Pamphantus atrohumeralis
  • Stylogeocoris → (5 species)
    • Stylogeocoris convivus
    • Stylogeocoris maculatus
    • Stylogeocoris capricornutus
    • Stylogeocoris biroi
    • Stylogeocoris elongatus
  • Engistus → (7 species)
    • Engistus boops
    • Engistus viduus
    • Engistus commendatorius
    • Engistus salinus
    • Engistus hottentotti
    • Engistus exsanguis
    • Engistus unicolor
  • Neopamphantus → (3 species)
    • Neopamphantus calvinoi
    • Neopamphantus hispaniolus
    • Neopamphantus maculatus
  • Cattarus → (8 species)
    • Cattarus balteatus
    • Cattarus pseudoculatus
    • Cattarus erwini
    • Cattarus nigritus
    • Cattarus insignis
    • Cattarus pallidus
    • Cattarus stysi
    • Cattarus formicarius
  • Parapamphantus → (3 species)
    • Parapamphantus braziliensis
    • Parapamphantus elongatus
    • Parapamphantus erikae
  • Australocoris → (3 species)
    • Australocoris kurandae
    • Australocoris fuscomaculatus
    • Australocoris monticolus
  • Mallocoris discifer
  • Coriantipus inopinatus
  • Nesogermalus dissidens
  • Tropicoparapamphantus amazonicus
  • Apennocoris pilosulus
  • Stenogeocoris horvathi
  • Cymapamphantus valentineorum
  • Abpamphantus gibbosus
  • Bledionotus systellonotoides
  • Austropamphantus woodwardi
  • Pseudogeocoris fallaciosus
  • Paraindopamphantus bruneiensis
  • Indopamphantus makutaensis
  • Cephalocattarus waorani
  • Geocoroides polytretus

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