Chrysomelinae
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The Chrysomelinae are a subfamily of the leaf beetles, or Chrysomelidae.
==Genera== "Convex, round, or oval, often brightly colored. Head partly inserted into prothorax (to the eyes). Eyes slightly emarginate. Antennae moderately long, clavate, insertions separated by width of frons. Pronotum at least slightly convex and nearly as wide basally as elytra; lateral margins defined. Procoxae transversely oval. Third tarsal segment usually entire. Elytra covering pygidium and with wide epipleura." Auburn University
- Alfius
- Cecchiniola
- Chrysomela (genus)
- Chrysolina
- Colaphus
- Colaspidema
- Crosita
- Cyrtonastes
- Cyrtonus
- Entomoscelis
- Gastrophysa
- Gonioctena (=Phytodecta)
- Hydrothassa
- Leptinotarsa
- Linaedea
- Machomena
- Oomela
- Oreina
- Paropsis
- Phaedon
- Phratora
- Plagiodera
- Prasocuris
- Sclerophaedon
- Timarcha
- Timarchida
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