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A redescription of the genus    Phalacropsylla    Rothschild is provided. Six species are recognized:    Phalacropsylla   allos    Wagner,    P.   hamata    Tipton and Mendez,    P.   morlani    Eads and Campos,    P.   nivalis    Barrera and Traub,    P.   oregonensis    Lewis and Maser, and    P.   paradisea    Rothschild.    Phalacropsylla   hamata    is designated herein as a junior synonym of    P.   paradisea   . The distribution of    P.   paradisea    is more extensive than previously thought, extending from Arizona through southern Colorado, into New Mexico, Texas, and northern Mexico (State of Nuevo León). It is the least host-specific of all species of    Phalacropsylla   , occurring on 13 different host species including cricetid, heteromyid, murid, and sciurid rodents and several carnivores, although it most commonly occurs on    Neotoma   albigula    Hartley. The range of    P.   oregonensis    is expanded from eastern Oregon to southeastern Idaho. Numerous records are documented for the most common and ubiquitous species,    P.   allos   , which is found in British Columbia, central to northern California, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Arizona, and New Mexico.    Neotoma   cinerea    Ord is the principal host of    P.   allos   .    Phalacropsylla   allos    is a winter flea west of the Rocky Mountains, but it has been reported in warmer months of the year on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains in Larimer County, Colorado. A distribution map and key are provided for all species in the genus    Phalacropsylla   .

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A review of the flea genus    Phalacropsylla    Rothschild, 1915 (  Siphonaptera  ,   Ctenophthalmidae  ,   Neopsyllinae  ,   Phalacropsyllini  ) with new host and distributional records