Psallops is a genus of capsid bugs typical of the subfamily Psallopinae, erected by Robert Usinger in 1946.Usinger RL (1946) Insects of Guam - II. Hemiptera Heteroptera of Guam. Bernice P. Bishop Museum Bulletin 189: 11–103. Records of occurrence are mostly from Africa, Asia and the Pacific Islands.
Species the Global Biodiversity Information Facility and BioLib list:
Psallops bitterfeldi Psallops chinensis Psallops coloratus Psallops cookensis Psallops eocenicus Psallops formosanus Psallops fulvioides Psallops grandoculus Psallops kalumburu Psallops kimberley Psallops leeae Psallops linnavuorii Psallops luteus Psallops myiocephalus Psallops nakatanii Psallops niedzwiedzkii Psallops oculatus - type species Psallops ponapensis Psallops popovi Psallops sakaerat Psallops schmitzi Psallops webbi Psallops webbii Psallops yaeyamanus Psallops yapensis
References
External links Images at iNaturalist