Base of the evolutionary tree for Heterogastridae

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• Heterogastridae (115 species)
  • Heterogaster → (21 species)
    • Heterogaster muscorum
    • Heterogaster pumilio
    • Heterogaster parens
    • Heterogaster canariensis
    • Heterogaster troglodytes
    • Heterogaster affinis
    • Heterogaster cathariae
    • Heterogaster nasutus
    • Heterogaster flavicostus
    • Heterogaster redivivus
    • Heterogaster tristis
    • Heterogaster artemisiae
    • Heterogaster chinensis
    • Heterogaster urticae
    • Heterogaster behrensii
    • Heterogaster radobojanus
    • Heterogaster longirostris
    • Heterogaster famosus
    • Heterogaster antiquus
    • Heterogaster cymoides
    • Heterogaster distinctus
  • Artemidorus → (5 species)
    • Artemidorus sobrinus
    • Artemidorus noctis
    • Artemidorus myrmecodes
    • Artemidorus pressus
    • Artemidorus ornatus
  • Heissothignus → (5 species)
    • Heissothignus slateri
    • Heissothignus baitetus
    • Heissothignus armatus
    • Heissothignus reclusus
    • Heissothignus perfectus
  • Sadoletus → (14 species)
    • Sadoletus izzardi
    • Sadoletus corvus
    • Sadoletus vulvatus
    • Sadoletus melasmus
    • Sadoletus validus
    • Sadoletus montanellus
    • Sadoletus bakeri
    • Sadoletus pallescens
    • Sadoletus voluptarius
    • Sadoletus valdezi
    • Sadoletus montivagus
    • Sadoletus ryukyuensis
    • Sadoletus subpellucidus
    • Sadoletus laosensis
  • Parathyginus → (6 species)
    • Parathyginus annulicornis
    • Parathyginus kurandae
    • Parathyginus doddi
    • Parathyginus comis
    • Parathyginus signifer
    • Parathyginus lugens
  • Platyplax → (7 species)
    • Platyplax salviae
    • Platyplax inermis
    • Scarlet spiderlegs (Planiplax arachne)
    • Mantled spiderlegs (Planiplax machadoi)
    • Planiplax sanguiniventris
    • Planiplax erythropyga
    • Planiplax phoenicura
  • Nerthus → (3 species)
    • Nerthus taivanicus
    • Nerthus dudgeoni
    • Nerthus kempi
  • Masoas → (6 species)
    • Masoas limbata
    • Masoas grandis
    • Masoas transvaaliensis
    • Masoas transvaalensis
    • Masoas subtilis
    • Masoas koronis
  • Trinithignus → (3 species)
    • Trinithignus brevirostris
    • Trinithignus manto
    • Trinithignus natalensis
  • Eranchiellus → (3 species)
    • Eranchiellus slateri
    • Eranchiellus pongoensis
    • Eranchiellus signandus
  • Hyginellus → (6 species)
    • Hyginellus gayei
    • Hyginellus tropicus
    • Hyginellus linnavuorii
    • Hyginellus ornatus
    • Hyginellus impunctatus
    • Hyginellus scudderi
  • Boccharis → (2 species)
    • Boccharis indicus
    • Boccharis significatus
  • Hyginus → (5 species)
    • Hyginus divisus
    • Hyginus guinensis
    • Hyginus africanus
    • Hyginus kinbergi
    • Hyginus auricomus
  • Dinomachellus → (2 species)
    • Dinomachellus maculatus
    • Dinomachellus nigritus
  • Dinomachus → (22 species)
    • Dinomachus sikhimensis
    • Dinomachus fusus
    • Dinomachus natalensis
    • Dinomachus australis
    • Dinomachus superbus
    • Dinomachus perplexus
    • Dinomachus aksiokhe
    • Dinomachus grandis
    • Dinomachus clypealis
    • Dinomachus nanus
    • Dinomachus scorteccii
    • Dinomachus bengalensis
    • Dinomachus stuckenbergi
    • Dinomachus majusculus
    • Dinomachus marshalli
    • Dinomachus indicus
    • Dinomachus capeneri
    • Dinomachus pseudelegans
    • Dinomachus elegans
    • Dinomachus rhacinus
    • Dinomachus reidi
    • Dinomachus ruandanus
  • Depressignus browni
  • Minigellus cheesmani
  • Thyrothanus niger
  • Woodwardothignus gracilis
  • Walkothignus strictus

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• Encyclopedia of Life
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