Selenocephalus is a genus of leafhoppers in the subfamily Deltocephalinae and typical of the tribe Selenocephalini; it was erected by Ernst Friedrich Germar in 1833.Germar EF (1833) Conspectus generum Cicadariarum. Revue Entomologique, published by Gustave Silbermann, 1, 174–184. Species have been recorded from Africa, southern Europe and mostly western parts of Asia.Global Biodiversity Information Facility: genus Selenocephalus Germar, 1833 (retrieved 10 April 2026).
Species The Global Biodiversity Information Facility includes:
Selenocephalus abbreviatus Selenocephalus aegyptiacus Selenocephalus amasycus Selenocephalus anatolicus Selenocephalus ankarae Selenocephalus armeniacus Selenocephalus asir Selenocephalus bytinskii Selenocephalus conspersus Selenocephalus dareicus Selenocephalus deserticola Selenocephalus dlabolae Selenocephalus dlabolai Selenocephalus flavicosta Selenocephalus griseus Selenocephalus hafezicus Selenocephalus harterti Selenocephalus horaki Selenocephalus invarius Selenocephalus kalalae Selenocephalus kyrosicus Selenocephalus lusitanicus Selenocephalus mauretanicus Selenocephalus moreanus Selenocephalus nervosus Selenocephalus nizamicus Selenocephalus obesiusculus Selenocephalus obsoletus - type species Selenocephalus pallens Selenocephalus pallidus Selenocephalus saadicus Selenocephalus sacarraoi Selenocephalus sirvadi Selenocephalus striatus Selenocephalus tapan Selenocephalus uvarovi Selenocephalus wagneri Selenocephalus zagrosicus
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