Rhyparida
| Rhyparida | |
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| Rhyparida brevilineata | |
Scientific classification 
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| Domain: | Eukaryota |
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Arthropoda |
| Class: | Insecta |
| Order: | Coleoptera |
| Family: | Chrysomelidae |
| Subfamily: | Eumolpinae |
| Tribe: | Typophorini |
| Genus: | Rhyparida Baly, 1861[1] |
| Type species | |
| Rhyparida dimidiata | |
| Synonyms[2] | |
Rhyparida is a genus of leaf beetles in the subfamily Eumolpinae. It is distributed in the Australasian[4] and Indomalayan realms,[5] though some species are also known from the African islands of Madagascar and Seychelles.[6]
Species
[edit]The following species are placed in the genus:[7]
- Rhyparida adonarae Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida aemula Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida aenea Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida aeneopurpurea Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida aeneotincta Blackburn, 1889[11]
- Rhyparida aethiops Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida alcyone Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida alleni Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida amabilis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida ambigua Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida amboinensis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida amplicollis Blackburn, 1889[11]
- Rhyparida angulata Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida angulicollis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida angustata Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida angusticollis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida antiquula Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida apicalis Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida apicipennis Jacoby, 1898[16]
- Rhyparida archboldensis Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida artha Maulik, 1935[17]
- Rhyparida aruensis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida assamensis Jacoby, 1908[18]
- Rhyparida assimilis (Lefèvre, 1890)[19]
- Rhyparida atra Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida atra Lea, 1915[13] (homonym?)
- Rhyparida atrata Macleay, 1884[20]
- Rhyparida audax Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida aureovirida Gressitt, 1957[21]
- Rhyparida australis (Boheman, 1858)
- Rhyparida bakeri Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida balyi Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida basalis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida basileptana Medvedev, 2009[22]
- Rhyparida basileptoides Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida basipennis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida bicolor Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida bicostulata Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida biformis Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida bilineata Medvedev, 2010[23]
- Rhyparida bimaculata Jacoby, 1889
- Rhyparida bimaculicollis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida bimaculipennis Achard, 1914[24]
- Rhyparida biplagiata Baly, 1864
- Rhyparida bivitticollis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida bivittipennis Lea, 1922[25]
- Rhyparida bosi Medvedev, 2009[22]
- Rhyparida bougainvillea Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida brandti Gressitt, 1967[26]
- Rhyparida brassi Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida brevicollis Jacoby, 1898[16]
- Rhyparida brevilineata Jacoby, 1898[16]
- Rhyparida brevis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida bryani Gressitt, 1957[27]
- Rhyparida bryanti Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida buechei Medvedev, 2009[22]
- Rhyparida bukejsi Medvedev, 2013[28]
- Rhyparida buxtoni Bryant, 1936[29]
- Rhyparida cacaovora Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida caeruleipennis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida calami Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida carinipennis Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida carolina Chûjô, 1943
- Rhyparida carteri Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida castanea Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida celebensis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida ceramensis Medvedev, 2003[31]
- Rhyparida clypeata Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida commutabilis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida compositae Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida condaoensis Medvedev, 2010[23]
- Rhyparida confusa Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida conicicollis Medvedev, 2010[23]
- Rhyparida copei Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida coriacea Jacoby, 1895[32]
- Rhyparida costata Jacoby, 1898[16]
- Rhyparida crassipes Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida cupreata Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida cyclops Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida cyrtops Lea, 1921
- Rhyparida decipiens Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida dejecta Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida dentipes (Chen, 1935)[33]
- Rhyparida depressa Jacoby, 1895[32]
- Rhyparida didyma (Fabricius, 1775)
- Rhyparida diluta Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida dimidiata Baly, 1861[1]
- Rhyparida dimidiatipennis Baly, 1864
- Rhyparida discopunctulata Blackburn, 1889[11]
- Rhyparida dispar Bryant, 1925[34]
- Rhyparida distincta Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida diversa Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida diversicornis Medvedev, 1995[35]
- Rhyparida dybasi Gressitt, 1955[30]
- Rhyparida elevata Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida elliptica Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida esakii Chûjô, 1943
- Rhyparida eunigripes Moseyko & Medvedev, 2005[36]
- Rhyparida eupallida Moseyko & Medvedev, 2005[36]
- Rhyparida faitsilongi Romantsov & Moseyko, 2016[37]
- Rhyparida fallax Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida fasciata Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida femorata Baly, 1864
- Rhyparida fervidus (Lefèvre, 1885)[19][2]
- Rhyparida fijiensis Gressitt, 1957[27]
- Rhyparida flava (Clark, 1864)[3]
- Rhyparida flavipennis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida flavolatera Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida foaensis (Jolivet, Verma & Mille, 2007)[39]
- Rhyparida formosana Aslam, 1968[40]
- Rhyparida forticornis Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida foveicollis Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida fraternalis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida fruhstorferi Jacoby, 1898[16]
- Rhyparida fulvescens Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida fulviceps Baly, 1864
- Rhyparida fulvicornis Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida fulvipes Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida fulvolimbata Lefèvre, 1885[2]
- Rhyparida funera Lea, 1922[25]
- Rhyparida fuscosuturalis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida gazella Gressitt, 1967[26]
- Rhyparida gemmula Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida geniculata Baly, 1861[1]
- Rhyparida gilgilensis Gressitt, 1967[26]
- Rhyparida gloriosa Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida goilalae Gressitt, 1967[26]
- Rhyparida gorbunovi Medvedev, 2009[22]
- Rhyparida gracilipes Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida halticoides Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida hardyi Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida hebes Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida helvola Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida herbacea Blackburn, 1889[11]
- Rhyparida himalayana Medvedev, 2010[23]
- Rhyparida horsfieldii Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida humeralis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida humeronotata Jacoby, 1905
- Rhyparida huona Gressitt, 1967[26]
- Rhyparida hypocrita Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida illaesa Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida impavida Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida impressicollis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida impuncticollis Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida inconspicua Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida indica Medvedev, 2010[23]
- Rhyparida inguinata Weise, 1916[41]
- Rhyparida instabilis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida insulicola Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida interioris Blackburn, 1889[11]
- Rhyparida intermontana Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida iridipennis Jacoby, 1895[32]
- Rhyparida javanensis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida juvenis Weise, 1916[41]
- Rhyparida kalninsi Medvedev, 2013[28]
- Rhyparida kandavu Gressitt, 1957[27]
- Rhyparida karimui Gressitt, 1967[26]
- Rhyparida katrinae Medvedev, 1995[35]
- Rhyparida khasianensis Jacoby, 1899
- Rhyparida kotoensis Chûjô, 1956[42]
- Rhyparida kuskus Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida labiata Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida laddi Gressitt, 1957[27]
- Rhyparida lankana Medvedev, 2010[23]
- Rhyparida lateralis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida laterivittata Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida leana Gomez-Zurita, 2011[39]
- Rhyparida leyteana (Medvedev, 1995)[19][35]
- Rhyparida limbata Baly, 1864
- Rhyparida limbatipennis Jacoby, 1895[32]
- Rhyparida lineaticollis Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida lineola Weise, 1913[43]
- Rhyparida lineolata (Weise, 1913)
- Rhyparida lineolata Gressitt, 1967[26] (homonym?)
- Rhyparida longipes Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida lorquinii Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida luteola Fairmaire, 1879
- Rhyparida m-nigrum Weise, 1916[41]
- Rhyparida maai Gressitt, 1967[26]
- Rhyparida malandensis Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida malayana Medvedev, 2010[23]
- Rhyparida margaretae Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida margrafi Medvedev, 1995[35]
- Rhyparida mayae Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida medionigra Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida mediorufa Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida mediovittata Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida megalops Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida melanocephala Jacoby, 1898[16]
- Rhyparida melanocholica Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida melas Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida melvillensis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida metallica Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida microdentata Medvedev & Takizawa, 2011[44]
- Rhyparida microsticta Lea, 1926[45]
- Rhyparida militaris Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida minuscula Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida minuta Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida modesta Gahan, 1900[46]
- Rhyparida moesta Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida montivaga Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida morosa Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida nodostomoides Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida nigripennis Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida nigripes (Lefèvre, 1885)[19][2]
- Rhyparida nigriventris Lea, 1922[25]
- Rhyparida nigroaenea Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida nigrocyanea (Clark, 1864)[3]
- Rhyparida nigrosignata Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida nitida Clark, 1864[3]
- Rhyparida nodostomoides Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida normalis Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida notata Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida nucea Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida obliqua Lea, 1922[25]
- Rhyparida obliterata Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida oblonga Bryant, 1957[27]
- Rhyparida obscuripennis Jacoby, 1905
- Rhyparida obsoleta Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida ochroleuca Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida opacipennis Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida ophthalmica Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida ornatipennis Medvedev, 2013[28]
- Rhyparida ovalis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida ovata Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida padma Maulik, 1935[17]
- Rhyparida pallidula Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida pallidus (Lefèvre, 1890)[19]
- Rhyparida pallipes Weise, 1916[41]
- Rhyparida palmarum Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida papuana Jacoby, 1905
- Rhyparida parilis Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida parvicollis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida parvula Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida pascoei Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida paupercula Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida perang Takizawa, 2017[47]
- Rhyparida perpusilla Weise, 1916[41]
- Rhyparida philippina Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida picea Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida picticollis Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida pictipennis Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida pictipes Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida pilosa Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida placida Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida platyderes Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida plebejus (Lefèvre, 1885)[19][2]
- Rhyparida polymorpha Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida prosternalis Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida polychroma Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida posticalis Blackburn, 1889[11]
- Rhyparida praecellens Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida procerula Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida proxima Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida pruinicollis Gressitt, 1967[26]
- Rhyparida pulchella Baly, 1861[1]
- Rhyparida puncticollis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida punctissima Fairmaire, 1879
- Rhyparida punctulata Blackburn, 1889[11]
- Rhyparida purana Maulik, 1935[17]
- Rhyparida purpurea Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida quatei Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida regina Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida regularis Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida reiterata Gomez-Zurita, 2011[39]
- Rhyparida ribbei Jacoby, 1898[16]
- Rhyparida rivularis Jacoby, 1905
- Rhyparida rossi Gahan, 1900[46]
- Rhyparida rudipunctata Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida rufa (Clark, 1864)[3]
- Rhyparida ruficeps Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida ruficollis (Clark, 1864)[3]
- Rhyparida rufoflava (Clark, 1864)[3]
- Rhyparida rufoparva Lea, 1926[45]
- Rhyparida rugicollis Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida rugosa Bryant, 1949[48]
- Rhyparida rupa Maulik, 1935[17]
- Rhyparida sakisimensis Yuasa, 1930[49]
- Rhyparida sama Maulik, 1935[17]
- Rhyparida sangirensis Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida scotti Maulik, 1931[50]
- Rhyparida scutellata Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida sedlaceki Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida semiflava Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida semimetallica Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida seminigra Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida semiopaca Lea, 1922[25]
- Rhyparida semipurpurea Jacoby, 1898[16]
- Rhyparida sepikana Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida seychellensis Maulik, 1931[50]
- Rhyparida signifera Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida simplex (Clark, 1864)[3]
- Rhyparida sinuata Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida sobria Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida sparsepunctata Medvedev, 2003[31]
- Rhyparida spiridonovi Romantsov & Moseyko, 2016[37]
- Rhyparida spissa Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida straeleni Maulik, 1935[17]
- Rhyparida straminipennis Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida strigicollis Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida strigosa (Bryant, 1946)[51]
- Rhyparida striola Weise, 1910
- Rhyparida subaeneicollis Fairmaire, 1879
- Rhyparida subangulata Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida subcostata Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida subdeleta Weise, 1914[52]
- Rhyparida sublaevicollis Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida submetallica Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida sulawesianum Medvedev, 2009[22]
- Rhyparida sulcata Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida sulcatipennis (Jacoby, 1896)[53][54]
- Rhyparida sulcipennis (Jacoby, 1904)[54]
- Rhyparida sumptuosa (Baly, 1862)
- Rhyparida suspecta Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida suturalis Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida tabida Weise, 1922[12]
- Rhyparida tenuis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida terminata Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida tetraspilota Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida thailandica Medvedev, 2001
- Rhyparida tibiellus (Weise, 1922)[12][19]
- Rhyparida trapezicollis Fairmaire, 1879
- Rhyparida triangulifera Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida trilineata Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida trinotata Weise, 1916[41]
- Rhyparida tristis Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida trivialis Gressitt, 1967[10]
- Rhyparida tropica Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida tumifrons Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida uniformis Blackburn, 1889[11]
- Rhyparida vagans Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida variipennis Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida vermiculata Gressitt, 1957[27]
- Rhyparida vilis Weise, 1923[9]
- Rhyparida viridana Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida viridiaenea (Blanchard, 1853)
- Rhyparida viridipennis Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida vittata (Blanchard, 1853)
- Rhyparida vittipennis Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida vulnerata Lea, 1915[13]
- Rhyparida wallacei Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida wallacei palauana Chûjô, 1943
- Rhyparida wallacei wallacei Baly, 1867
- Rhyparida weigeli Medvedev, 2015[55]
- Rhyparida weiseana Medvedev, 1995[35]
- Rhyparida weiseana Gomez-Zurita, 2011[39] (homonym?)
- Rhyparida wittmeri Medvedev, 2010[23]
- Rhyparida yarrabensis Weise, 1923[9]
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Renamed species:
- Rhyparida apicipennis Lea, 1915[13] (preoccupied by R. apicipennis Jacoby, 1898): renamed to Rhyparida leana Gomez-Zurita, 2011[39]
- Rhyparida basileptoides Chûjô, 1956[42] (preoccupied by R. basileptoides Weise, 1923): renamed to Rhyparida formosana Aslam, 1968[40]
- Rhyparida bimaculata Jacoby, 1898[16] (preoccupied by R. bimaculata Jacoby, 1889): renamed to Rhyparida bimaculipennis Achard, 1914[24]
- Rhyparida megalops (Chen, 1935) (preoccupied by R. megalops Lea, 1915): renamed to Rhyparida faitsilongi Romantsov & Moseyko, 2016[37]
- Rhyparida nigripes Jacoby, 1898[16] (preoccupied by R. nigripes (Lefèvre, 1885)): renamed to Rhyparida eunigripes Moseyko & Medvedev, 2005[36]
- Rhyparida obliterata Weise, 1910 (preoccupied by R. obliterata Baly, 1867): renamed to Rhyparida subdeleta Weise, 1914[52]
- Rhyparida pallida Jacoby, 1898[16] (preoccupied by R. pallidus (Lefèvre, 1890)): renamed to Rhyparida eupallida Moseyko & Medvedev, 2005[36]
- Rhyparida pallidula Weise, 1922[12] (preoccupied by R. pallidula Lea, 1915): renamed to Rhyparida weiseana Gomez-Zurita, 2011[39]
- Rhyparida prosternalis Lea, 1915[13] (preoccupied by R. prosternalis Jacoby, 1894): renamed to Rhyparida reiterata Gomez-Zurita, 2011[39]
Synonyms:
- Rhyparida aterrima Jacoby, 1892: synonym of Cleoporus lateralis (Motschulsky, 1866)
- Rhyparida blackburni Jacoby, 1898:[16] synonym of Rhyparida fulvolimbata Lefèvre, 1885[13]
- Rhyparida howitti Baly, 1877: synonym of Rhyparida ruficollis (Clark, 1864)[13]
- Rhyparida immaculata Jacoby, 1908:[18] synonym of Rhyparida bimaculata Jacoby, 1889[23]
- Rhyparida maculicollis Baly, 1877: synonym of Rhyparida fasciata Baly, 1864[9]
- Rhyparida mastersi Blackburn, 1892: synonym of Rhyparida fasciata Baly, 1864[9]
- Rhyparida mediopicta Blackburn, 1889:[11] synonym of Rhyparida didyma (Fabricius, 1775)[13]
- Rhyparida morosa Jacoby, 1884:[15] synonym of Rhyparida nitida Clark, 1864
- Rhyparida opacicollis Baly, 1867:[14] synonym of Rhyparida impuncticollis Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida phytorella Moseyko & Medvedev, 2005 (replacement name for Rhyparida simplex (Lefèvre, 1885)):[36] synonym of Rhyparida lineolata (Weise, 1913)
- Rhyparida piceitarsis Blackburn, 1889:[11] synonym of Rhyparida flava (Clark, 1864)
- Rhyparida satelles Blackburn, 1889:[11] synonym of Rhyparida ruficollis (Clark, 1864)[13]
- Rhyparida simplex (Lefèvre, 1885)[19][2] (preoccupied by R. simplex (Clark, 1864)): synonym of Rhyparida lineolata (Weise, 1913)
- Rhyparida voeltzkowi Achard, 1914:[24] synonym of Rhyparida subdeleta Weise, 1914
Species moved to Deretrichia:[56]
- Rhyparida alternata Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida andaiensis Jacoby, 1894[8] (as andannensis?)
- Rhyparida approximata Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida bipustulata Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida brunnea Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida frontalis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida inornata Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida intermedia Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida laevifrons Jacoby, 1884[15]
- Rhyparida laticollis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida plebeja Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida rothschildi Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida semipunctata Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida separata Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida sordida Baly, 1864[38]
- Rhyparida sulcicollis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida tibialis Baly, 1867[14]
- Rhyparida timorensis Jacoby, 1894[8]
- Rhyparida variabilis Baly, 1867[14]
Species moved to Tricliona:[54]
- Rhyparida armata Jacoby, 1889
- Rhyparida bengalensis Jacoby, 1908[18]
- Rhyparida quinquemaculata Jacoby, 1887[57]
- Rhyparida raapi Jacoby, 1899
Species moved to other genera:
- Rhyparida picta Baly, 1867:[14] Moved to Phainodina
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