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Kingdom Animalia (animals)
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Eumetazoa (metazoans)-
Bilateria (bilaterally symmetrical animals)
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Protostomia (protostomes)-
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Class Insecta
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Order Diptera-
Family Keroplatidae
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Genus Angazidzia -
Genus Antlemon
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Genus Antriadophila
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Genus Arachnocampa
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Genus Asindulum
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Genus Asynaphleba
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Genus Bisubcosta
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Genus Bolitophila
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Genus Burmacrocera
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Genus Cerotelion
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Genus Chetoneura
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Genus Chiasmoneura
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Genus Chiasmoneurella
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Genus Chiasmosneura
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Genus Cloeophoromyia
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Genus Ctenoceridion
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Genus Dimorphelia
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Genus Dolichodactyla
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Genus Euceroplatus
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Genus Hesperodes
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Genus Heteropterna
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Genus Hikanoptilon
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Genus Isoneuromyia
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Genus Keroplatus
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Genus Lapyruta
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Genus Laurypta
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Genus Lutarpya
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Genus Lutarpyella
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Genus Lyprauta
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Genus Maborfelia
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Genus Macrocera
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Genus Macrorrhyncha
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Genus Mallochinus
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Genus Micrapemon
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Genus Micrepimera
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Genus Monocentrota
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Genus Nauarchia
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Genus Neoantlemon
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Genus Neoceroplatus
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Genus Neoditomyia
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Genus Neoplatyura
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Genus Nicholsonomyia
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Genus Orfelia
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Genus Orfelia?
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Genus Orfeliini
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Genus Paleoplatyura
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Genus Paracerotelion
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Genus Paramacrocera
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Genus Placoceratias
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Genus Planarivora
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Genus Platyceridion
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Genus Platyroptilon
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Genus Platyura
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Genus Plautyra
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Genus Proceroplatus
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Genus Pseudoplatyura
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Genus Pyratula
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Genus Pyrtaula
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Genus Pyrtulina
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Genus Ralytupa
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Genus Rhynchoplatyura
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Genus Rhynchorfelia
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Genus Robsonomyia
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Genus Rofelia
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Genus Rutylapa
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Genus Rypatula
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Genus Schizocyttara
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Genus Sciarokeroplatus
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Genus Setostylus
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Genus Srilankana
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Genus Tamborinea
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Genus Taulyrpa
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Genus Tergostylus
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Genus Tolletia
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Genus Trigemma
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Genus Truplaya
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Genus Tylparua
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Genus Urytalpa
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Genus Vockerothia
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Genus Xenokeroplatus
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Genus Xenoplatyura
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Confused by a class within a class or an order within an order? Please see our brief essay.
Scientific names for Aves taxonomy (family and below) are from The Howard and Moore Complete Checklist of the Birds of the World, Princeton University Press, copyright 2003. Used by permission.
