Psathyropus

Psathyropus is a genus of harvestmen in the family Sclerosomatidae from Asia.[1]

Psathyropus
Scientific classification
Kingdom:
Animalia
Phylum:
Arthropoda
Class:
Arachnida
Order:
Opiliones
Suborder:
Eupnoi
Superfamily:
Phalangioidea
Family:
Sclerosomatidae
Genus:
Psathyropus

L. Koch, 1878

Species
  • Psathyropus aurolucens (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus bengalensis (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus bilineata (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus bimaculata (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus biseriata (Roewer, 1912)
  • Psathyropus cingulata (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus conspicua (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus cuprilucida (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus conjugata (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus damila Silhavý, 1976
  • Psathyropus distincta (Sato & Suzuki, 1938)
  • Psathyropus formosa (Roewer, 1911)
  • Psathyropus granulata (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus granulosa Suzuki, 1977
  • Psathyropus guttata (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus hainanensis (Wang, 1941)
  • Psathyropus hsuehshanensis Suzuki, 1977
  • Psathyropus hirta (Roewer, 1915)
  • Psathyropus koyamai (S. Suzuki, 1979)
  • Psathyropus luteomaculata (S. Suzuki, 1970)
  • Psathyropus mandalayia (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus minax (Thorell, 1889)
  • Psathyropus mysoreana (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus nigra (Roewer, 1912)
  • Psathyropus octomaculata (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus perakana (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus pustulata (Roewer, 1910)
  • Psathyropus roeweri (Suzuki, 1974)
  • Psathyropus rufa (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus rufoscuta (S. Suzuki, 1982)
  • Psathyropus satarensis (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus silvestri (Roewer, 1927)
  • Psathyropus sinensis (Schenkel, 1953)
  • Psathyropus sordidata (Thorell, 1889)
  • Psathyropus sulcata (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus tenuipes L. Koch, 1878
  • Psathyropus tenuis (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus tongkingensis (Roewer, 1954)
  • Psathyropus usuriensis (Redikorzev, 1936)
  • Psathyropus versicolor (Suzuki, 1964)

References
  1. Joel Hallan (ed.). "Sclerosomatidae Species Listing". Biology Catalog. Texas A&M University. Retrieved December 27, 2010.


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