Psocidae

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Psocidae
Systematics
Class : Insects (Insecta) Subclass : Flying insects (Pterygota) Superordinate : New winged wing (Neoptera) Order : Dust lice (Psocoptera) Subordination : Psocomorpha Family : Psocidae
Scientific name
Psocidae

The Psocidae are a family of dust lice (Psocoptera) in the subordination Psocomorpha . The members of this family are recognized by their wing veins . The family is related to the Myopsocidae and is widespread, including New Zealand .

The best known genera of the family are Psococerastis , Psocus , Blaste , Amphigerontia , Trichadenotecnum , Ptycta and Loensia .