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Aquaeliciini Banaszkiewicz & Szwedo, 2005

Neocyclokarini Emeljanov, 1995

Derbinae Spinola, 1839

Cedusinae Emeljanov, 1992

Delphacidae Leach, 1815

Dictyopharidae Spinola, 1839

Derbidae Spinola, 1839

Otiocerinae Muir, 1917

Kamendakini Emeljanov, 1995

Tribe

Kamendakini Emeljanov, 1995

Basionym original publication

Emeljanov A. F. 1995 - K voprosu o sistemie i filogenii sem. Derbidae (Homoptera, Cicadina) [On the System and Phylogeny of the Family Derbidae (Homoptera, Cicadina)]. Entomologicheskoe Obozrenie (1994) 73(4): 783-811.

80 taxa (1 genera, 77 species)

> Kamendaka Distant, 1906

> Kamendaka (Eosaccharissa) Kirkaldy, 1907

Kamendaka (Eosaccharissa) lar Fennah, 1956

Kamendaka (Eosaccharissa) perplexa (Metcalf, 1954)

Kamendaka (Eosaccharissa) perse Fennah, 1970

Kamendaka (Eosaccharissa) polyphemus (Fennah, 1956)

> Kamendaka (Nicertoides) Matsumura, 1910

Kamendaka (Nicertoides) jokaji Fennah, 1956

Kamendaka aculeata Yang & Wu, 1993

Kamendaka albipennis (Muir, 1922)

Kamendaka albomaculata (Muir, 1926)

Kamendaka amboinensis Muir, 1913

Kamendaka annulata Yang & Wu, 1993

Kamendaka australis Muir, 1913

Kamendaka beijingensis Wu, Liang & Jiang, 2005

Kamendaka brevicula Wu, Liang & Jiang, 2005

Kamendaka camerunensis Van Stalle, 1984

Kamendaka discicara Van Stalle, 1986

Kamendaka doris Fennah, 1967

Kamendaka elaeis Van Stalle, 1984

Kamendaka flava (Muir, 1917)

Kamendaka frontistriata Van Stalle, 1984

Kamendaka fusca (Muir, 1917)

Kamendaka fuscofasciata Distant, 1906

Kamendaka gashakae Van Stalle, 1984

Kamendaka hargreavesi (Muir, 1928)

Kamendaka hyalina Synave, 1973

Kamendaka ifeana Synave, 1971

Kamendaka incommoda Muir, 1917

Kamendaka indefessa Yang & Wu, 1993

Kamendaka insolita Yang & Wu, 1993

Kamendaka izzardi Synave, 1973

Kamendaka javana Muir, 1913

Kamendaka karnyi (Muir, 1926)

Kamendaka kordofana Synave, 1973

Kamendaka koreana Matsumura, 1915

Kamendaka laratica (Muir, 1913)

Kamendaka longmani (Muir, 1924)

Kamendaka luzonensis Muir, 1917

Kamendaka maculiferens Van Stalle, 1986

Kamendaka maculosa (Distant, 1911)

Kamendaka maquilingensis Muir, 1917

Kamendaka maskeliyae (Distant, 1911)

Kamendaka mindanensis Muir, 1917

Kamendaka minor (Muir, 1928)

Kamendaka muiri Metcalf, 1945

Kamendaka nigeriana Synave, 1971

Kamendaka nigromaculata (Distant, 1911)

Kamendaka nigrospersa Fennah, 1950

Kamendaka nivea (Walker, 1870)

Kamendaka obscura (Muir, 1913)

Kamendaka ochracea Wu, Liang & Jiang, 2005

Kamendaka octoguttata Van Stalle, 1984

Kamendaka opacipennis (Muir, 1926)

Kamendaka ouwensii (Muir, 1915)

Kamendaka philippina (Muir, 1917)

Kamendaka pseudalbomaculata (Muir, 1928)

Kamendaka pulcher Van Stalle, 1984

Kamendaka pulchra (Muir, 1917)

Kamendaka punctata Van Stalle, 1984

Kamendaka robusta Yang & Wu, 1993

Kamendaka rubrinervis Fennah, 1950

Kamendaka saccharivora (Matsumura, 1910)

Kamendaka separata Yang & Wu, 1993

Kamendaka serrata Yang & Wu, 1993

Kamendaka similis Synave, 1973

Kamendaka sordida (Muir, 1913)

Kamendaka soyerae China, 1944

Kamendaka spectra Distant, 1906 type species

Kamendaka spio Fennah, 1967

Kamendaka straminea (Muir, 1928)

Kamendaka taiensis Van Stalle, 1986

Kamendaka tayabasensis Muir, 1917

Kamendaka transversistriata Van Stalle, 1984

Kamendaka triangularis Van Stalle, 1984

Kamendaka ugandensis (Muir, 1928)

Kamendaka ukutu Wilson, 1987

Kamendaka velata Van Stalle, 1984

Kamendaka versicolor Muir, 1913

Kamendaka vittata (Distant, 1911)

Distribution map: extant taxa

Data accuracy

Level 4

Levels 1, 2 and 3

(TDWG standard)

GBIF occurrences

Geographical distribution

Australia according to Metcalf (1945)

Cameroon according to Van Stalle (1984)

Caroline Islands according to Metcalf (1954): 12

, Fennah (1956): 144, Fennah (1956): 141, Fennah (1956): 143

China (Beijing) according to Wu et al. (2005): 284

China (Hainan) according to Wu et al. (2005): 285

China (Hubei) according to Fennah (1956): 480

China (Tibet) (Xizang) according to Wu et al. (2005): 284

Democratic Republic of the Congo according to Synave (1973)

Fiji according to Fennah (1950): 60, Fennah (1950): 61, Wilson (2009)

India (Bihar) according to Distant (1911): 645, Metcalf (1945), Metcalf (1945): 161

Indonesia (Jawa) according to Muir (1913): 55

Indonesia (Maluku: Ambon) according to Muir (1913): 56

Indonesia (Maluku: Tanimbar Islands) according to Muir (1913): 54

Ivory Coast according to Van Stalle (1984), Van Stalle (1986)

Japan according to Metcalf (1945)

Japan (Honshu) according to Hayashi & Fujinuma (2016): 345

Japan (Kyushu) according to Hayashi & Fujinuma (2016): 345

Kenya according to Synave (1973)

Korea according to Metcalf (1945)

Liberia according to Synave (1973)

Nansei-shoto (Ryukyu Islands) according to Hayashi & Fujinuma (2016): 345

Nigeria according to Synave (1971), Van Stalle (1984)

Philippines (Luzon) according to Muir (1917)

Philippines (Mindanao) according to Muir (1917)

Queensland according to Muir (1913): 55, Metcalf (1945)

Republic of the Congo according to Synave (1973)

Samoa according to Fennah (1967)

Sierra Leone according to Muir (1926), Muir (1928)

Solomon Islands (South Solomons) according to Fennah (1970): 75

Sri Lanka according to Distant (1906)

, Metcalf (1945), Metcalf (1945): 161

Sudan according to Synave (1973)

Taiwan according to Matsumura (1910), Yang & Wu (1993): 162, Yang & Wu (1993): 157, Yang & Wu (1993), Yang & Wu (1993): 152, Yang & Wu (1993): 154, Hayashi & Fujinuma (2016): 345

Tanzania according to Wilson (1987)

Uganda according to Muir (1928), China (1944)

Vietnam (Tonkin) according to Fennah (1956): 481

Biological interactions

Host-plant

Alocasia cucullata (Lour.) G. Don (Alismatales, Araceae) according to Fennah (1967)

Alpinia sp. (Zingiberales, Zingiberaceae) according to Fennah (1967), Fennah (1967)

Cocos nucifera L. L. (Arecales, Arecaceae) according to Muir (1917)

, Fennah (1967), Wilson (1987)

Cyrtandra sp. (Scrophulariales, Gesneriaceae) according to Fennah (1967)

Heliconia sp. (Zingiberales, Heliconiaceae) according to Fennah (1967), Fennah (1967)

Saccharum officinarum L. (Poales, Poaceae) according to Muir (1913): 55, Muir (1913): 55, Muir (1913): 54, Muir (1913): 56, Muir (1913): 54, Muir (1913): 56, Muir (1913): 55


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