The subfamilies considered valid by at least some authors today:* Bagoinae (sometimes in Molytinae)* Baridinae* Brachycerinae (disputed)* Ceutorhynchinae (sometimes in Baridinae, Curculioninae or Molytinae)* Conoderinae (sometimes in Baridinae)* Cossoninae* Cryptorhynchinae (sometimes in Curculioninae)* Curculioninae – flower weevils, acorn and nut weevils* Cyclominae* Dryophthorinae (disputed)* Entiminae – broad-nosed weevils* Erirhininae (sometimes in Brachycerinae)* Gonipterinae (sometimes in Curculioninae)* Hyperinae (sometimes in Molytinae)* Leptoniinae (disputed)* Lixinae (sometimes in Molytinae)* Mesoptiliinae (sometimes in Molytinae)* Molytinae* Orobitidinae (sometimes in Baridinae)* Platypodinae – typical ambrosia beetles* Raymondionyminae (sometimes in Brachycerinae)* Scolytinae – bark beetles* Xiphaspidinae (sometimes in Baridinae)== See also ==* Black vine weevil* Boll weevil* Pecan weevil* Wheat weevil* "Hylobius"* Pests and diseases of roses==References====External links==On the University of Florida / Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences "Featured Creatures" website:* "Anthonomus eugenii", pepper weevil* "Cylas formicarius", sweetpotato weevil* "Chalcodermus aeneus", cowpea curculio* "Cosmopolites sordidus", banana root borer* "Eudociminus mannerheimii", cypress weevil* "Eurhinus magnificus"* "Gerstaeckeria" spp.