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| superfamilia = [[Rhaphidophoroidea]]
| superfamilia = [[Rhaphidophoroidea]]
| familia = '''Rhaphidophoridae'''
| familia = '''Rhaphidophoridae'''
| subdivision_ranks = Subfamilies
| subdivision_ranks = Subfamilies and genera
| subdivision =
| subdivision = See text.
''[[Aemodogryllinae]]''<br>
''[[Ceuthophilinae]]''<br>
''[[Dolichopodainae]]''<br>
''[[Hadenoecinae]]''<br>
''[[Macropathinae]]''<br>
''[[Protroglophilinae]]''<br>
''[[Rhaphidophorinae]]''<br>
''[[Troglophilinae]]''<br>
''[[Tropidischiinae]]''<br>
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The [[Orthoptera|orthopteran]] family '''Rhaphidophoridae''' includes the [[Weta|cave wetas]], which generally occur in [[Australasia]] ([[New Zealand]], [[Australia]], etc.) as well as [[cave cricket]]s and [[camel cricket]]s (occurring across several [[continent]]s including [[Africa]], [[Europe]] and [[North America]]).
The [[Orthoptera|orthopteran]] family '''Rhaphidophoridae''' includes the [[Weta|cave wetas]], which generally occur in [[Australasia]] ([[New Zealand]], [[Australia]], etc.) as well as [[cave cricket]]s and [[camel cricket]]s (occurring across several [[continent]]s including [[Africa]], [[Europe]] and [[North America]]).

The sixty species of '''cave weta''' are in the genus ''[[Pachyrhamma]]'' (syn. ''[[Gymnoplectron]]''), and have extra-long antennae, longer legs, a passive demeanour and [[deaf]]ness. Cave weta may be active within the confines of their caves during the daytime.

==Subfamilies and genera==
* Subfamily ''[[Aemodogryllinae]]''
** ''[[Tachycines]]'' <small>Adelung, 1902</small>
* Subfamily ''[[Ceuthophilinae]]''
** ''[[Ammobaenetes]]'' <small>Hubbell, 1936</small>
** ''[[Ceuthophilus]]'' <small>Scudder, 1863</small>
** ''[[Daihinia]]'' <small>Haldeman, 1850</small>
** ''[[Daihinibaenetes]]'' <small>Tinkham, 1962</small>
** ''[[Daihiniella]]'' <small>Hubbell, 1936</small>
** ''[[Daihiniodes]]'' <small>Hebard, 1929</small>
** ''[[Farallonophilus]]'' <small>Rentz, 1972</small>
** ''[[Macrobaenetes]]'' <small>Tinkham, 1962</small>
** ''[[Phrixocnemis]]'' <small>Scudder, 1894</small>
** ''[[Pristoceuthophilus]]'' <small>Rehn, 1903</small>
** ''[[Rhachocnemis]]'' <small>Caudell, 1916</small>
** ''[[Salishella]]'' <small>Hebard, 1939</small>
** ''[[Styracosceles]]'' <small>Hubbell, 1936</small>
** ''[[Typhloceuthophilus]]'' <small>Hubbell, 1940</small>
** ''[[Udeopsylla]]'' <small>Scudder, 1863</small>
** ''[[Utabaenetes]]'' <small>Tinkham, 1970</small>
* Subfamily ''[[Dolichopodainae]]''
* Subfamily ''[[Hadenoecinae]]''
** ''[[Euhadenoecus]]'' <small>Hubbell, 1978</small>
** ''[[Hadenoecus]]'' <small>Scudder, 1863</small>
* Subfamily ''[[Macropathinae]]''
** ''[[Pachyrhamma]]'' <small>Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1888</small> Cave wetas
* Subfamily ''[[Protroglophilinae]]''
* Subfamily ''[[Rhaphidophorinae]]''
** ''[[Gammarotettix]]'' <small>Brunner, 1888</small>
* Subfamily ''[[Troglophilinae]]''
* Subfamily ''[[Tropidischiinae]]''
** ''[[Tropidischia]]'' <small>Scudder, 1869</small>

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==References==
* {{ITIS|ID=650509|taxon=Ceuthophilinae}}


[[Category:Orthoptera]]
[[Category:Orthoptera]]

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Rhaphidophoridae
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Rhaphidophoridae
Subfamilies and genera

See text.

The orthopteran family Rhaphidophoridae includes the cave wetas, which generally occur in Australasia (New Zealand, Australia, etc.) as well as cave crickets and camel crickets (occurring across several continents including Africa, Europe and North America).

The sixty species of cave weta are in the genus Pachyrhamma (syn. Gymnoplectron), and have extra-long antennae, longer legs, a passive demeanour and deafness. Cave weta may be active within the confines of their caves during the daytime.

Subfamilies and genera

References

  • "Ceuthophilinae". Integrated Taxonomic Information System.