Belongs within: Cimicomorpha.
Contains: Orthotylinae, Phylinae, Bryocorinae, Mirinae.
The Miridae are a diverse family of true bugs including both phytophagous and carnivorous species. They can be distinguished from most other bug families by the presence of a cuneus in the forewing, together with a four-segmented labium (Carver et al. 1991). They also generally lack ocelli though some authors would include the ocelli-bearing Isometopinae as a basal subfamily. The subfamily Cylapinae includes species believed to be mycetophagous; members of the Cylapinae and Psallopinae possess a subapical tooth on the tarsal claws. Members of the Mirinae, Bryocorinae, Phylinae and Orthotylinae possess pulvilli or pseudopulvilli in association with the claws. Deraeocorinae lack both subapical claw-teeth and pulvilli though the claws may possess teeth basally. The Mirinae and Deraeocorinae are united by the presence of a secondary gonopore in the male and similar genitalia in the female (Carver et al. 1991).
Characters (from Carver et al. 1991): Length 2-6 mm long; ocelli usually absent (except in Isometopinae); mesofemoral and metafemoral trichobothria present; forewing with cuneus (except in some brachypters), 1 or 2 cells in forewing membrane; abdomen without ventral trichobothria; specialised male and female genitalia.
<==Miridae [Capsidae]
|--Psallops CGW91 [Psallopinae W79]
`--+--Phylinae W79
`--+--+--Bryocorinae W79
| `--Mirinae W79
`--Cylapinae W79
| i. s.: Peritropis MC13
|--Bakeriola [Bothriomirini] CGW91
|--Fulvius [Fulviini] CGW91
`--Cylapini CGW91
|--Carvalhoma CGW91
`--Schizopteromiris CGW91
Miridae incertae sedis:
Chaetedus reuterianus M83
Heterocordylus H01
|--H. genistae H01
`--H. tibialis A71
Asciodema obsoletum A71
Orthotylinae CGW91
Auricillocoris MC94
Ctypomiris MC94
Dioclerus MC94
Myiocapsus MC94
Mertila MC94
Harpedona MC94
Prodromus MC94
Thaumastomiris MC94
Diomocoris russatus WFS04
Chinamiris nigrifrons WFS04
Cyphodema S54
|--C. hilare S54
|--C. instabile S54
|--C. mendosum S54
|--C. oberthuri S54
|--C. pernix S54
`--C. rubricum Seidenstücker 1954 S54
Deraeocorinae CGW91
|--Termatophyloides [Termatophylini] CGW91
|--Deraeocoris Kirschbaum 1855 GM79 [incl. Estuidus Distant 1904 G34a, GM79; Deraeocorini]
| |--D. brevis G01
| `--D. signatus CGW91
`--Saturniomirini CGW91
|--Trilaccus nigroruber CGW91
`--Imogen WEE70
Lygocoris YS01
Monocoris GE05
Ranzovius GE05
Ragmus G34a
|--R. argenteus Girault 1934 G34b
|--R. importunitas G34a
|--R. liebknechti Girault 1934 G34a
|--R. pulcher Girault 1934 G34a
`--R. seminigricaput Girault 1934 G34b
Paracalocoris G34a
|--P. australis G34a
`--P. semiflavifemur Girault 1934 G34a
Rhinomiridius bioculatus Girault 1934 G34a
Nesiomiris O94
Orectoderus obliquus BM76
Notostira H01
|--N. doddi K08
|--N. elongata K09
|--N. erratica [incl. N. erratica var. ochracea] H01
`--N. pacifica Kirkaldy 1908 K08
Leptopterna H01
|--L. dolabrata [incl. L. dolabrata var. aurantiaca] H01
`--L. ferrugata H01
Lopus gothicus H01
Adelphocoris H01
|--A. annulicornis H01
|--A. lineolatus [incl. A. chenopodii] H01
|--A. quadripunctatus H01
|--A. reicheli H01
|--A. seticornis H01
`--A. triannulatus [incl. A. triannulatus var. nigriceps] H01
Poeciloscytus H01
|--P. cognatus H01
|--P. unifasciatus H01
`--P. vulneratus H01
Polymerus H01
|--P. nigrita H01
`--P. pekinensis Horváth 1901 H01
Camptobrochis lutescens H01
Rhopalotomus ater [incl. R. ater var. tyrannus] H01
Allodapus H01
|--A. montandoni H01
`--A. pumilus Horváth 1901 H01
Systellonotus triguttatus H01
Myrmecophyes alboornatus H01
Anapus longicornis H01
Euryopocoris nitidus H01
Orthocephalus vittipennis H01
Strongylocoris leucocephalus H01
Criocoris quadrimaculatus H01
Oncotylaria H01
|--Oncotylus H01
|--Litoxenus H01
`--Ibiaris Horváth & Reut. in Horváth 1901 H01
`--*I. discretus Horváth & Reut. in Horváth 1901 H01
Isometopinae [Isometopidae] CGW91
|--Eurocrypha thanatochlamys CGW91
|--Isometopus K08
`--Letaba bedfordi RD77
Nesocrypha Kirkaldy 1908 K08
`--*N. corticicola Kirkaldy 1908 K08
Hyaloscytus elegantulus Reuter 1904 [incl. H. elegantulus var. filicola Kirkaldy 1908] K08
Tichorhinus vitiensis Kirkaldy 1908 K08
Nesosylphas Kirkaldy 1908 K08
`--*N. pacifica Kirkaldy 1908 K08
Disphinctus K08
Malacopeplus K08
Capsini K08
|--Nesodaphne Kirkaldy 1908 K08
| `--*N. knowlesi Kirkaldy 1908 K08
`--Capsus E12
|--C. minutus Lucas 1847 E12
|--C. rugicollis Lucas 1847 E12
`--C. spissicornis G20
Phytocoris K08
|--P. albofasciatus Lucas 1847 E12
|--P. femoralis Lucas 1847 E12
|--P. instabilis Lucas 1847 E12
`--P. rubromarginatus Lucas 1847 E12
Taylorilygus WEE74
Fushunimiris Hong 2002 H02
`--*F. eocenica Hong 2002 H02
‘Noliphus’ ruficollis Walker 1871 D01
Cremnocephalus albolineatus R13
Blepharidopterus angulatus RD77
Plesiocoris rugicollis RD77
Sahlbergella singularis RD77
Distantiella theobroma RD77
Ambercylapus P92
Archeofulvius P92
Jordanofulvius P92
Aetorhinus P92
Dichrooscytus P92
Harpocera P92
Homodemus P92
Hoplomachus P92
Orthops P92
Neurocolpus arizonae E66
Macrolophus pygmaeus CK15
*Type species of generic name indicated
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