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The thirty-nine extant genera of   Conoderinae   known to occur in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean are reviewed based on external morphology. An identification key is provided along with diagnoses, distributions, species counts, and natural history information, when known, for each genus. Morphological character systems of importance for weevil classification are surveyed, potential relationships among the tribes and genera are discussed, and groups most in need of taxonomic and phylogenetic attention are identified. The following genera are transferred to new tribes:    Acoptus    LeConte, 1876 from the   Lechriopini   to the   Othippiini   (new placement)  and the South American genus    Hedycera    Pascoe, 1870 from the   Lechriopini   to the   Piazurini   (new placement) .    Philides    Champion, 1906 and    Philinna    Champion, 1906 are transferred from the   Lechriopini   to   Conoderinae   incertae sedis  (new placement)  although their placement as conoderines is uncertain. The species    Copturomimus   cinereus    Heller, 1895 is designated as the type species of the genus    Copturomimus    Heller, 1895.

Review of the genera of Conoderinae ( Coleoptera , Curculionidae ) from North America, Central America, and the Caribbean