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Superfamily Cicadoidea, Family Cicadidae
North American Species:
Subfamily Cicadettinae
Cicadetta - Little Grassland Cicadas
Magicicada - Periodical Cicadas
cassinii (Fisher)
Cassin's 17-year Cicada
Subfamily Cicadinae
Beameria
venosa (Uhler 1888) Cacama - Cactus Dodgers
collinaplagaSanborn & Heath 2011 Texas Cactus Dodger Texas Endemic valvata (Uhler 1888)
Common Cactus Dodger variegata Davis 1919 Varigated Cactus Dodger Texas Endemic Diceroprocta - Scrub Cicadas
aurantiaca Davis 1938 Orange Cicada averyi Davis 1941 Avery's Cicada Texas Endemic azteca (Kirkaldy 1881) Aztec Cicada bequaerti (Davis 1917) Bequaert's Cicada bibbyi Davis 1928a Bibby's Cicada Type Specimen Texas Endemic canescens Davis 1935 Texas Endemic cinctifera cinctifera (Uhler, 1892) cinctifera limpia Davis 1932 c. viridicosta Davis 1930 delicata (Osborn 1906) Delicate Cicada eugraphica (Davis 1916) lataDavis, 1941 marevagans Davis 1928b texana (Davis 1916) Texas Cicada NM-TX-OK vitripennis (Say 1830) Green-winged Cicada
bifida (Davis 1916) chisosensis Davis 1934 Chisos Dog-day Cicada Texas Endemic duryi Davis 1917 Dury's Cicada inaudita Davis 1917 texana Metcalf 1963 Texas Dog-day Cicada
townsendii (Uhler 1905) Townsend's Cicada
chisos Davis 1916 Southwest Spot-winged Cicada hieroglyphica (Say 1830) Hieroglyphic Cicada Neotibicen
Megatibicen
Pacarina
puella Davis 1923 Little Mesquite Cicada Photos - SONG shoemakeri Sanborn and M. Heath Quesada
gigas (Olivier 1790) Giant Cicada SONG
Subfamily Tettigadinae (syn. Tibicininae)
Okanagana
hesperia (Uhler 1876) synodica (Say 1825)
Walking Cicada
w. N. Amer.
viridis Davis 1918
terlingua Davis 1932 Terlingua Cicada Texas Endemic
falcata Davis 1920
- Checklist of Cicadas North of Mexico -edited byDr. Thomas E. Moore, Curator, University of Michigan Museum of Zoology
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Central Texas Cicadas - Texas Entomology
- BugGuide - Iowa State University
Song Sources:
- Cicadas of the United States and Canada East of the 100th Meridian -David C. Marshall and Kathy Hill, 2011
- Cicada Species of the Western United States -David C. Marshall and Kathy Hill, 2011
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Cicadas commonly heard in northern Florida - T. J. Walker
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Cicada Central - University of Connecticut
Bibliography:
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