Idiopidae

Classification

Genera in Idiopidae

• Idiops — 97 species: Idiops angusticeps, Idiops argus, Idiops arnoldi, Idiops aussereri, Idiops bersebaensis, Idiops bombayensis, Idiops bonapartei, Idiops bonny
• Arbanitis — 62 species: Arbanitis andrewsi, Arbanitis baehrae, Arbanitis beaury, Arbanitis beni, Arbanitis billsheari, Arbanitis biroi, Arbanitis bithongabel, Arbanitis browningi
• Cantuaria — 44 species: Cantuaria abdita, Cantuaria allani, Cantuaria aperta, Cantuaria apica, Cantuaria assimilis, Cantuaria borealis, Cantuaria catlinensis, Cantuaria catlinsensis
• Bungulla — 32 species: Bungulla ajana, Bungulla aplini, Bungulla banksia, Bungulla bella, Bungulla bertmaini, Bungulla bidgemia, Bungulla biota, Bungulla bringo
• Idiosoma — 29 species: Idiosoma arenaceum, Idiosoma berlandi, Idiosoma castellum, Idiosoma clypeatum, Idiosoma corrugatum, Idiosoma cupulifex, Idiosoma dandaragan, Idiosoma formosum
• Euoplos — 26 species: Euoplos bairnsdale, Euoplos ballidu, Euoplos booloumba, Euoplos cornishi, Euoplos crenatus, Euoplos dignitas, Euoplos eungellaensis, Euoplos festivus
• Blakistonia — 21 species: Blakistonia aurea, Blakistonia bassi, Blakistonia bella, Blakistonia birksi, Blakistonia carnarvon, Blakistonia emmottorum, Blakistonia exsiccata, Blakistonia gemmelli
• Cryptoforis — 18 species: Cryptoforis absona, Cryptoforis arenaria, Cryptoforis cairncross, Cryptoforis cassisi, Cryptoforis celata, Cryptoforis cooloola, Cryptoforis fallax, Cryptoforis grayi
• Neocteniza — 18 species: Neocteniza agustinea, Neocteniza australis, Neocteniza chancani, Neocteniza coylei, Neocteniza fantastica, Neocteniza malkini, Neocteniza mexicana, Neocteniza minima
• Cataxia — 16 species: Cataxia babindaensis, Cataxia barrettae, Cataxia bolganupensis, Cataxia colesi, Cataxia cunicularis, Cataxia cunicularius, Cataxia dietrichae, Cataxia eungellaensis
• Heligmomerus — 14 species: Heligmomerus astutus, Heligmomerus barkudensis, Heligmomerus biharicus, Heligmomerus caffer, Heligmomerus carsoni, Heligmomerus deserti, Heligmomerus garoensis, Heligmomerus jagadishchandra
• Galeosoma — 12 species: Galeosoma coronatum, Galeosoma crinitum, Galeosoma hirsutum, Galeosoma mossambicum, Galeosoma pallidum, Galeosoma planiscutatum, Galeosoma pluripunctatum, Galeosoma robertsi
• Titanidiops — 9 species: Titanidiops briodae, Titanidiops canariensis, Titanidiops compactus, Titanidiops constructor, Titanidiops fortis, Titanidiops lacustris, Titanidiops maroccanus, Titanidiops melloleitaoi
• Gaius — 8 species: Gaius aurora, Gaius austini, Gaius cooperi, Gaius hueyi, Gaius humphreysi, Gaius mainae, Gaius tealei, Gaius villosus
• Ctenolophus — 7 species: Ctenolophus cregoei, Ctenolophus fenoulheti, Ctenolophus heligmomeriformis, Ctenolophus kolbei, Ctenolophus oomi, Ctenolophus pectinipalpis, Ctenolophus spiricola
• Eucanippe — 7 species: Eucanippe absita, Eucanippe agastachys, Eucanippe bifida, Eucanippe eucla, Eucanippe mallee, Eucanippe mouldsi, Eucanippe nemestrina
• Scalidognathus — 6 species: Scalidognathus montanus, Scalidognathus nigriaraneus, Scalidognathus oreophilus, Scalidognathus radialis, Scalidognathus seticeps, Scalidognathus tigerinus
• Aganippe — 5 species: Aganippe bancrofti, Aganippe modesta, Aganippe pelochroa, Aganippe robusta, Aganippe simpsoni
• Mygale — 5 species: Mygale adusta, Mygale ambigua, Mygale arvernensis, Mygale hentzii, Mygale zebrata
• Gorgyrella — 4 species: Gorgyrella hirschhorni, Gorgyrella inermis, Gorgyrella namaquensis, Gorgyrella schreineri
• Prothemenops — 4 species: Prothemenops irineae, Prothemenops khirikhan, Prothemenops phanthurat, Prothemenops siamensis
• Eucyrtops — 3 species: Eucyrtops eremaeus, Eucyrtops ksenijae, Eucyrtops latior
• Segregara — 3 species: Segregara abrahami, Segregara paucispinulosa, Segregara transvaalensis
• Genysa — 2 species: Genysa bicalcarata, Genysa decorsei
• Hiboka — 1 species:
• Misgolas — 1 species:
• Anidiops

Source and Attribution

Taxonomic rank data on this page is drawn from the GBIF Backbone Taxonomy, doi.org/10.15468/39omei, GBIF Secretariat, licensed CC BY 4.0. Member-species counts are counts of records held in the Sanctum species index, not a claim of completeness for the family.