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This monographic review of the   Nevrorthidae   Nakahara, 1915, covers all 19 validly described, extant species worldwide that belong to one of the smallest families of the order   Neuroptera  . The family embraces four genera:    Nevrorthus    Costa, 1863 (with five species occurring in the Mediterranean region),    Austroneurorthus    Nakahara, 1958 (with two species restricted to eastern Australia),    Nipponeurorthus    Nakahara, 1958 (with 11 species from eastern Asia: Japanese islands, mainland China, Taiwan), and    Sinoneurorthus    Liu, H. Aspöck &amp; U. Aspöck, 2012 (with one species recorded from mainland China). A comprehensive taxonomical treatment of all extant taxa is presented, including the scant available biological data. Distribution maps for all species are provided. A phylogenetic analysis based on morphological data from both extant and extinct taxa was performed.    Austroneurorthus   , together with    Nevrorthus    and some Eocene Baltic amber genera, form a monophylum. The disjunct distribution of modern nevrorthid genera demonstrates the relictual nature of the family and points to a historical biogeography that could have led to the formation of the present distribution pattern. Future discovery of fossil material might substantiate these claims.Sonnet for a Vulnerable CreatureIs the Climate still fine?Still clean, the Riverine?Ruined rivulets run dryFossils – tho’ living – may Die.

The Nevrorthidae , mistaken at all times: phylogeny and review of present knowledge ( Holometabola , Neuropterida , Neuroptera )