Neaethus

Stål, 1861

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Neaethus is a of planthoppers in the Tropiduchidae, described by Stål in 1861. Members of this genus belong to the tribe Elicini within the Elicinae. As fulgoromorph hemipterans, they possess and are associated with plant feeding.

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How to pronounce Neaethus: /ˈniː.əˌθəs/

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Taxonomic placement

Neaethus is classified within the tribe Elicini of the Elicinae in the Tropiduchidae. The family Tropiduchidae is a diverse group of planthoppers within the superfamily Fulgoroidea.

Observational data

iNaturalist records indicate 542 observations for this , suggesting it is moderately well-documented photographically, though -level identification details are not available from this source.

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