- The
Luciolinae are
among the
largest subfamilies of
fireflies (Lampyridae). They seem to be all "flashing" (as
opposed to "continuous-glow") fireflies...
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million years ago)
Burmese amber of Myanmar,
which belong to the
subfamily Luciolinae. The
light producing organs are
clearly present. The
ancestral glow colour...
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narrow sense appears to be most
closely related to a
rather basal group of
Luciolinae,
including Bourgeoisia and
Lampyroidea and Hotaria.
Their relationships...
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Madagascan Photuroluciola Pic, and
description of
seven new
genera from the
Luciolinae (Coleoptera: Lampyridae)". Zootaxa: 1–188. doi:10.11646/zootaxa.1997.1...
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studies support their separation. The
genus is
placed in the
subfamily Luciolinae, in
which both
adult males and
females are winged.
Members of the genus...
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Sclerotia is a
genus of
fireflies in the
subfamily Luciolinae. It
contains seven species that
occur in
Southeast Asia. The
larvae of at
least three of...
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Pteroptyx is a
genus of
fireflies in the
subfamily Luciolinae found in
Southeast Asia. It has long been
noted for the
ability to
perform synchronous flashing...
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Aquatica is a
genus of
fireflies in the
subfamily Luciolinae. The
species are
found in China, Taiwan, ****an,
Russia and Korea. Fu,
Ballantyne and Lambkin...
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small subfamily in the
firefly family (Lampyridae). They are
close to the
Luciolinae in some respects, but do not glow or flash. Rather, they
attract their...
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margin is dentate. "Regional
Diversity of
Fireflies of the
subfamily Luciolinae (Coleoptera:Lampyridae) in Sri Lanka".
Lampyrid 2012. 2:138-141. Retrieved...
