Laphyragoginae Bohart & Menke 1976

Subfamily Laphyragoginae Bohart & Menke, 1976, stat. resurr. Laphyragoginae Bohart & Menke, 1976: 217. Based on Laphyragogus Kohl, 1889. Laphyragogini: Prentice 1998; Roche 2007: 61; Pulawski 2025. Diagnosis. Ocelli normal, displaced to frons in an obtuse triangle; vertex separated from gena by short sulcus, connecting posterointernal parts of eye with occipital carina; clypeal free margin without teeth, rounded or with transverse lamella in some males; mandible with angular tooth on externoventral margin (Fig. 19), often with one or two subbasal teeth on inner margin; pronotum below angulate; tarsal rake well developed in both sexes; psammophore on forefemur, foretrochanter, apical process of forecoxa, mandibula and gena well developed in females; female forebasitarsus with large apical lobe, male foretarsus simple, tarsomeres elongate; forecoxa with apical internal spine; pulvilli present in males, lacking on mid- and hind legs in females; forewing with three submarginal cells and two recurrent veins which end at second cell; marginal cell obliquely truncate, appendiculate; hindwing with large, broad jugal lobe (nearly equal to length of anal area), base of lobe with remnant of an anal vein; hindwing media diverging before cu-a; hindfemur simple apically; male apical metasomal sterna modified; cerci absent.