There appear to be two very basal genera and presumably two larger clades which conceivably could be considered subfamilies, but the phylogeny of the Capniidae is by no means robustly resolved, with about one-third of the named genera of uncertain position.
There appear to be two very basal genera. There appear to be presumably two larger clades. These two larger clades conceivably could be considered subfamilies. The phylogeny of the Capniidae is by no means robustly resolved. This was with about one-third of the named genera of uncertain position.