Genus Oxythrips Uzel, 1895

Classification: Kingdom  Animalia     Phylum  Arthropoda     Class  Insecta     Order  Thysanoptera     Family  Thripidae     Subfamily  Thripinae     Genus  Oxythrips    

Valid Children: agathidis   ajugae   altaicus   australopalmae   bagnalli   berzosai   bicolor   cannabensis   claripennis   coloradensis   conclusus   crassicornis   divisus   euxinus   ferroaureus   festivus   flavocastaneus   fritschi   halidayi   illitus   indicus   inopinatus   intermedius   kochummani   leonilavazquezae   melanopygus   mexicanus   mongolicus   nobilis   oxicanus   pallidiventris   perisi   physothripoides   pinicola   priesneri   probus   quercicola   retamae   sabinae   sepultus   skottsbergi   stenuroideus   stenurus   tatricus   tristis   ulmifoliorum   uncinatus   ursulae   vigil   wiltshirei  

General Details

Author	Uzel
Year of Publication	1895
Status	Valid Name
Rank	Genus

Available Names

Microxythrips Johansen & Mojica, 1989 

General Details

Reference	Johansen RM & Mojica AM (1989). Una nueva especie Mexicana de Oxythrips Uzel, 1895 y un genero nuevo afin. . Anales del Instituto de Biologia. Universidad Nacional de Mexico. 60 : 199–204
Page	201
Status	Synonym = Oxythrips
Notes
Type Species	Oxythrips mexicanus Johansen 1983
Fixation Method	monotypy

Oxythrips Uzel, 1895 

General Details

Reference	Uzel H (1895). Monographie der Ordnung Thysanoptera. Königratz, Bohemia : . pp. 1–472.
Page	133
Status	Genus
Notes
Type Species	O. ajugae Uzel 1895
Fixation Method	subsequent designation

Protoxythrips Priesner, 1929 

General Details

Reference
Page	29
Status	Fossil genus
Notes
Type Species	Oxythrips divisus Hood 1916
Fixation Method	subsequent designation

Retamothrips Bhatti, 1978 

General Details

Reference	Bhatti JS (1978). Systematics of Anaphothrips Uzel 1895 sensu latu and some related genera . Senckenbergiana biologica. 59 : 85–114
Page	103
Status	Synonym = Oxythrips
Notes
Type Species	Anaphothrips retamae Priesner 1934
Fixation Method	monotypy

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