TABLE 3 in Molecular systematics, higher-rank classification and Gondwanan origins of Cryptocephalinae leaf beetles

TABLE 3 Inferred ages for relevant nodes in the phylogeny of Cryptocephalinae
NodeLineageAge95% HPDPeriod1Cryptocephalinae111.692.0–133.9Early Cretaceous2Cryptocephalini101.383.7–121.7Early to Late Cretaceous3“Coenobiina”67.854.2–82.5Late Cretaceous to Paleocene4“Aporocerina”a85.769.6–102.4Late Cretaceous5“Ditropidina”64.253.6–76.8Late Cretaceous to Paleocene6Cryptocephalina74.158.8–87.7Late Cretaceous to Paleocene7American Cryptocephalina67.253.5–80.7Late Cretaceous to Paleocene8Fulcidacini68.552.6–85.7Late Cretaceous to Paleocene9Pachybrachini65.251.1–80.4Late Cretaceous to Paleocene10Clytrini89.372.3–107.0Early to Late Cretaceous11Babiina60.746.7–76.7Late Cretaceous to Eocene12Clytrina73.560.1–87.8Late Cretaceous to Paleocene13Clytrina, group 162.450.1–75.9Late Cretaceous to Eocene14Clytrina, group 243.234.9–52.7Eocene15Clytrina, group 356.846.3–68.7Paleocene to Eocene
a This informal monophyletic group includes Aporocera, Cadmus and Melatia, i.e. Australopapuan genera considered part of traditional Cryptocephalina, together with Reid's (1990) "Ditropidina." Its potential validation depends on morphological scrutiny.