Taxonavigation
| Taxonavigation: Agelenoidea |
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Superregnum: Eukaryota |
Familia: Agelenidae
Subfamilia: Coelotinae
Genus: Draconarius
List of species
A
D. abbreviatus – D. absentis – D. acidentatus – D. acroprocessus – D. acutus – D. adligansus – D. adnatus – D. agrestis – D. altissimus – D. anceps – D. anthonyi – D. arcuatus – D. argenteus – D. aspinatus – D. auriculatus – D. auriformis – D. australis –
B
D. baibaensis – D. bannaensis – D. baronii – D. baxiantaiensis – D. beloniforis – D. bifarius – D. bituberculatus – D. bounnami – D. brachialis – D. brevicarenos – D. brunneus – D. budanlaensis –
C
D. calcariformis – D. cangshanensis – D. capitellus – D. capitulatus – D. carinatus – D. catillus – D. cavernalis – D. cavus – D. chaiqiaoensis – D. cheni – D. chuandian – D. clavellatus – D. cochleariformis – D. colubrinus – D. communis – D. complanatus – D. condocephalus – D. confusus – D. contiguus – D. coreanus – D. cucphuongensis – D. cucullatus – D. curiosus – D. curvabilis – D. curvus – D. cylindratus –
D
D. dapaensis – D. davidi – D. denisi – D. dialeptus – D. digituliscaput – D. digitusiformis – D. disgregus – D. dissitus – D. distinctus – D. dorsicephalus – D. dorsiprocessus – D. drepanoides – D. dubius – D. duplus –
E
D. elatus – D. ellipticus – D. episomos – D. euryembolus – D. exiguus – D. exilis – D. expansus –
F
D. falcatus – D. flos –
G
D. gigas – D. globulatus – D. gorkhaensis – D. griswoldi – D. guizhouensis – D. guoi – D. gurkha – D. gyriniformis –
H
D. hallaensis – D. hangzhouensis – D. hanoiensis – D. haopingensis – D. harduarae – D. hengshanensis – D. himalayaensis – D. hui – D. huizhunesis – D. huongsonensis –
I
D. immensus – D. improprius – D. incertus – D. indistinctus – D. infulatus – D. inthanonensis –
J
K
L
D. labiatus – D. latellai – D. lateralis – D. laticavus – D. latidens – D. latiforus – D. laticavus – D. latiprocessus – D. latisectus – D. latusincertus – D. levyi – D. lhasa – D. lingdang – D. lini – D. linxiaensis – D. linzhiensis – D. longissimus – D. longlingensis – D. lunularis – D. lutulentus –
M
D. magicus – D. magnarcuatus – D. magniceps – D. manus – D. medogensis – D. meganiger – D. microcoelotes – D. mikrommatos – D. molluscus – D. monticola – D. montis – D. multidentatus – D. mupingensis –
N
D. nanyuensis – D. naranensis – D. neixiangensis – D. nudulus –
O
P
D. pakistanicus – D. panchtharensis – D. papai – D. papillatus – D. paracidentatus – D. paraepisomos – D. paralateralis – D. paralleloides – D. parallelus – D. paralutulentus – D. paraspiralis – D. paraterebratus – D. paratrifasciatus – D. patellabifidus – D. penicillatus – D. peregrinus – D. phuhin – D. phulchokiensis – D. picta – D. pinguis – D. pollex – D. postremus – D. potanini – D. prolixus – D. promontorioides – D. promontorius – D. pseudoagrestis – D. pseudobrunneus – D. pseudocapitulatus – D. pseudoclavellatus – D. pseudocoreanus – D. pseudodissitus – D. pseudogurkha – D. pseudolateralis – D. pseudomeganiger – D. pseudopumilus – D. pseudospiralis – D. pseudowuermlii – D. phulchokiensis – D. pumilus –
Q
R
D. renalis – D. retrotubularis – D. rimatus – D. rotulus – D. rotundus – D. rufulus –
S
D. sacculus – D. schawalleri – D. schenkeli – D. schwendingeri – D. semicircularis – D. semicirculus – D. seorsus – D. siamensis – D. sichuanensis – D. silva – D. silvicola – D. simplicidens – D. simplicifolis – D. singulatus – D. songi – D. specialis – D. spinosus – D. spiralis – D. spirallus – D. stemmleri – D. streptus – D. striolatus – D. strophadatus – D. subabsentis – D. subaspinatus – D. subconfusus – D. subdissitus – D. subepisomos – D. sublutulentus – D. subrotundus – D. substrophadatus – D. subterebratus – D. subtitanus – D. subulatus – D. suttisani – D. syzygiatus –
T
D. tabularis – D. tabulatus – D. taihangensis – D. tamdaoensis – D. tangi – D. taplejungensis – D. tensus – D. tentus – D. terebratus – D. testudinatus – D. tianlin – D. tiantangensis – D. tibetensis – D. tinjuraensis – D. tongi – D. tortus – D. transparens – D. transversus – D. triatus – D. tridens – D. trifasciatus – D. trinus – D. tritos – D. tryblionatus – D. tubercularis – D. turriformis –
U
V
D. ventrifurcatus – D. venustus – D. verrucifer – D. volubilis – D. volutobursarius –
W
D. wenzhouensis – D. wolongensis – D. wrasei – D. wudangensis – D. wuermlii – D. wugeshanensis – D. wui –
X/Y
D. xishuiensis – D. xuae – D. yadongensis – D. yani – D. yichengensis – D. yigongensis – D. yingbinensis –
Z
Name
Draconarius Ovtchinnikov, 1999
Type species: Draconarius venustus Sergei Vladimirovich Ovtchinnikov, 1999
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