Peritroctes

Ribaga, 1911

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Peritroctes is a of small, wingless insects in the Pachytroctidae, order Psocodea. Members of this genus are classified within the barklice and booklice group, though specific ecological details remain poorly documented. The genus was established by Ribaga in 1911 and is currently recognized as valid. Distribution records indicate presence in Mexico.

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Distribution

Mexico

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Taxonomic placement

Peritroctes belongs to the Pachytroctinae within Pachytroctidae, a of small psocopterans characterized by reduced or absent wings and generally cryptic habits. The infraorder Pachytroctetae is one of several lineages within the suborder Troctomorpha.

Data limitations

-level information for Peritroctes is scarce in accessible literature. The is known primarily from taxonomic catalogues rather than ecological or morphological studies. This reflects broader patterns of underdocumentation for many tropical psocopteran .

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