List of Cladonota species

Species in this subgenus are characterized by a lack of intermediate process on the pronotum.^[5][6]

Species	Authority	Range	Length[a]	Description	Sexual dimorphism	Image
Cladonota apicalis	Stål, 1869	Mexico, Central America, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, Venezuela, Brazil	6 to 9 mm (0.24 to 0.35 in)	White stripe on the dorsal side of the posterior process. Two forms are known, C-shaped and ovoid.	Absent
Cladonota benitezi	Arnaud, 2004	Mexico	12 mm (0.47 in) (male), 17 mm (0.67 in) (female)		Present
Cladonota bolivari	Peláez, 1945	Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama	8.5 mm (0.33 in)		Male unknown
Cladonota clavigera	Stål, 1864	Mexico to Costa Rica	7 mm (0.28 in)		Present
Cladonota luctuosa	Peláez, 1945	Mexico	8 mm (0.31 in) (male), 10 mm (0.39 in) (female)[b]		Present
Cladonota rex	England et al., 2020	Costa Rica	6 mm (0.24 in)	Yellow-green saddle-shaped area between the posterior and anterior processes of the pronotum.	Male unknown
Cladonota rothschildi	Flynn, 2018	Costa Rica, Panama	6 mm (0.24 in)		Female unknown
Cladonota zeledoni	Peláez, 1967	Costa Rica	7 mm (0.28 in)[b]		Present

The subgenus Lecythifera is also characterized by the presence of an intermediate process of the pronotum, and by a toothless anterior process. However, unlike in Cladonota, the intermediate process is not surpassed by the anterior process. The subgenus comprises 21 known species as of 2022. All species with both male and female specimens known are sexually dimorphic, with the exception of C. plummeri.^[9][8]

Species	Authority	Range	Length[a]	Description	Sexual dimorphism	Image
Cladonota affinis	Fowler, 1894	Mexico, Guatemala	7 mm (0.28 in) (male)
Cladonota bulbosa	Flynn, 2003	Mexico	5.5 to 6.5 mm (0.22 to 0.26 in)	Intermediate process of the pronotum bears a large bulbous inflation on top, with a smaller arm extending below it towards the anterior process. Males possess a smaller top bulbous inflation, with another small inflation extending anterior to it.	Present
Cladonota championi	Fowler, 1894	Mexico, Guatemala	6 mm (0.24 in) (male)		Present
Cladonota costaricensis	Flynn, 2018	Costa Rica	7 mm (0.28 in) (female)		Male unknown
Cladonota costata	Buckton, 1903
Cladonota crucifixa	Gálvez & Flynn, 2021
Cladonota falleni	Stål, 1862
Cladonota globonegra	Flynn, 2018
Cladonota gonzaloi	Peláez, 1945
Cladonota grisea	Flynn, 2018
Cladonota hoffmanni	Peláez, 1945
Cladonota inflata	Fowler, 1894		9 mm (0.35 in)
Cladonota locomotiva	Breddin, 1901
Cladonota machinula	Breddin, 1901	Ecuador	7 mm (0.28 in)
Cladonota meteorus	Arnaud, 2002
Cladonota orellana	Flynn, 2018
Cladonota pieltaini	Peláez, 1945
Cladonota plummeri	Peláez, 1945
Cladonota robustula	Fowler, 1894
Cladonota siparuna	Strümpel, 1973
Cladonota yucatanensis	Flynn, 2003		6 mm (0.24 in)

The subgenus Lobocladisca is uniquely distinguished by a small tooth-like projection on the back side of the anterior process. Like in the subgenera Cladonota and Lecythifera, species of this subgenus all have an intermediate process on their pronotum. The subgenus comprises nine species as of 2020, many of them only known from the type specimen or the original description, and thus of uncertain validity. Conversely, Cladonota (Lobocladisca) biclavata is the most common species of the genus in all of South America.^[10]

No illustration is known for Cladonota brunnea, and the type specimen, discovered in Brazil, has not been preserved. While it is possibly a genetic variation within C. apicalis, the description is considered too insufficient for assignment at the subgenus level.^[5]