- Containing Groups
- Anoplura
- Phthiraptera
- Troctomorpha
- Psocodea
- Hemipteroid Assemblage
- Neoptera
- Pterygota
- Insecta
- Hexapoda
- Arthropoda
- Bilateria
- Animals
- Eukaryotes
- Life on Earth
- Other Anoplura
- Haematopinus
- Hybophthirus notophallus
- Ratemia
- Linognathidae
- Microthoracius
- Echinophthiriidae
- Neolinognathus
- Hamophthirius galeopitheci
- Pedicinus
- Pecaroecus javalii
- Pediculus
- Pthirus
- Polyplacidae
- Hoplopleuridae
- Enderleinellidae
- Subgroups
- Phthirunculus sumatranus
- Atopophthirus
- Mirophthirus liae
- Enderleinellus
- Werneckia

Enderleinellidae Ewing, 1929

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Containing group: Anoplura

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First online 14 April 2009
Content changed 14 April 2009

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Tree of Life Web Project. 2009. Enderleinellidae Ewing, 1929. Version 14 April 2009 (temporary). http://tolweb.org/Enderleinellidae/13652/2009.04.14 in The Tree of Life Web Project, http://tolweb.org/

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