Subfamilies and Genera
- Subfamily Aemodogryllinae — cave crickets: Asia (Korea, Indochina, Russia, China)
- Voighthopper
- Diestrammena
- Eutachycines
- Microtachycines
- Paradiestrammena
- Paratachycines
- Adiestramima
- Diestramima
- Gigantettix
- Megadiestramima
- Tamdaotettix
- Atachycines
- Neotachycines
- Subfamily Ceuthophilinae — cave crickets, camel crickets & sand treaders: United States
- Ammobaenetes
- Ceuthophilus
- Daihinia
- Daihinibaenetes
- Daihiniella
- Daihiniodes
- Farallonophilus
- Macrobaenetes
- Phrixocnemis
- Pristoceuthophilus
- Rhachocnemis
- Salishella
- Styracosceles
- Typhloceuthophilus
- Udeopsylla
- Utabaenetes
- Subfamily Dolichopodainae — cave crickets: Mediterranean
- Dolichopoda
- Subfamily Hadenoecinae — cave crickets: United States
- Euhadenoecus
- Hadenoecus
- Subfamily Macropathinae — cave weta: Australia, Chile, New Zealand
- Dendroplectron
- Gymnoplectron
- Insulanoplectron
- Ischyroplectron
- Isoplectron
- Macropathus
- Neonetus
- Novoplectron
- Pachyrhamma
- Pallidoplectron
- Paraneonetus
- Petrotettix
- Pharmacus
- Pleioplectron
- Setascutum
- Talitropsis
- Turbottoplectron
- Weta
- Subfamily † Protroglophilinae
- † Protroglophilus
- Subfamily Rhaphidophorinae — camel crickets: United States
- Gammarotettix
- Subfamily Troglophilinae — cave crickets: Mediterranean
- Troglophilus
- Subfamily Tropidischiinae — camel crickets: Canada
- Tropidischia
An as-yet-unnamed genus was discovered within a cave in Grand Canyon Parashant National Monument, on the Utah/Arizona border, in 2005. Its most distinctive characteristic is that it has functional grasping cerci on its posterior.
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