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canthydrus-ephemeralis
hydrocanthus-debilis
hydrocanthus-guignoti
hydrocanthus-advena
hydrocanthus-atripennis
hydrocanthus-iricolor
hydrocanthus-levigatus
hydrocanthus-marmoratus
hydrocanthus-oblongus
hydrocanthus-occidentalis
hydrocanthus-pallisteri
hydrocanthus-regius
hydrocanthus-texanus
mesonoterus-addendus
mesonoterus-laevicollis
notomicrus-brevicornis
notomicrus-gracilipes
notomicrus-huttoni
notomicrus-malkini
notomicrus-nanulus
notomicrus-reticulatus
notomicrus-sharpi
notomicrus-traili
phreatodytes-archaeicus
phreatodytes-elongatus
phreatodytes-latiusculus
phreatodytes-mohrii
phreatodytes-relictus
phreatodytes-sublimbatus
pronoterus-obscuripennis
pronoterus-semipunctatus
suphis-cimicoides
suphis-fluviatilis
suphis-globiformis
suphis-inflatus
suphis-insculpturatus
suphis-intermedius
suphis-minutus
suphis-notaticollis
suphis-ticky
suphis-werneri
suphisellus-bicolor
suphisellus-binotatus
suphisellus-curtus
suphisellus-gibbulus
suphisellus-insularis
suphisellus-levis
suphisellus-lineatus
suphisellus-majusculus
suphisellus-neglectus
suphisellus-nigrinus
suphisellus-parsoni
suphisellus-puncticollis
suphisellus-simoni
suphisellus-subsignatus
suphisellus-tenuicornis
suphisellus-varians
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