Pseudophasmatidae
Pseudophasmatidae is a family of stick insect, in the suborder Verophasmatodea, commonly called the "striped walkingsticks".
An important identifying characteristic is its mesothorax, which is never more than three times as long as the prothorax.
Taxonomy
Tribes and genera are placed in three subfamilies:Pseudophasmatinae
Authority: Rehn, 1904;Tribe Anisomorphini
- Anisomorpha
- Atratomorpha
- Autolyca
- Columbiophasma
- Decidia
- Malacomorpha
- Monticomorpha
- Ornatomorpha
- Peruphasma
- Pteranisomorpha
- Urucumania
- Paraprisopus
- Ignacia
- Paranisomorpha
- Pseudophasma
- Tithonophasma
- ''Nanhuaphasma''
Stratocleinae
Authority: Günther, 1953 – single tribe Stratocleini - central & S. America, Malesia- Agrostia
- Anisa
- Antherice
- Anthericonia
- Brizoides
- Cesaphasma
- Chlorophasma
- Eucles (insect)
- Euphasma
- Holca
- Olcyphides
- Paraphasma
- Parastratocles
- Stratocles
- ''Tenerella''
Xerosomatinae
Authorities: Bradley & Galil, 1977;Tribe Prexaspini
- Isagoras
- Metriophasma
- Oestrophora
- Olinta
- Periphloea
- Perliodes
- Planudes
- Prexaspes
- Setosa
- Acanthoclonia
- Apteroxylus
- Creoxylus
- Grylloclonia
- Mirophasma
- Pachyphloea
- Parobrimus
- Xera
- Xerosoma
- ''Xylospinodes''