Triaenonychidae

The Triaenonychidae are a family of harvestmen with about 120 genera and more than 440 described species.

Triaenonychidae
Fumontana deprehendor
Scientific classification
Kingdom:
Animalia
Phylum:
Arthropoda
Class:
Arachnida
Order:
Opiliones
Suborder:
Laniatores
Superfamily:
Triaenonychoidea
Family:
Triaenonychidae

Sørensen in L. Koch, 1886
Subfamilies
  • Triaenonychinae
  • Kaolinonychinae
  • Nippononychinae
  • Paranonychinae
  • Sclerobuninae
  • Soerensenellinae
Diversity
c. 120 genera, > 440 species

Description

Most Triaenonychidae are from three to five millimeters long, although some species from South Africa can be only 1 millimetre (0.039 in) long. Some species in the subfamily Adaeinae are almost 10 mm (0.39 in) long. Legs are almost always short, measuring 4–12 mm (0.16–0.47 in). The armed pedipalps are large, and much stronger than the legs.[1]

Distribution

Triaenonychidae are found in North and South America, Japan and Korea, Australia and New Zealand, and Madagascar.[1]

Relationships

The Triaenonychidae should probably split into at least two families. The genera from the Australian region are considered Triaenonychidae sensu stricto, and may include the strange Synthetonychiidae; the northern species should be grouped with Travuniidae.[1]

Name

The name of the type genus Triaenonyx is combined from Ancient Greek τρίαινα (triaina, "trident, fish spear") and ὄνυξ (onyx, "claw").[1]

Genera

The following genera are included in the family:[2]

Triaenonychinae Sørensen in L. Koch, 1886
  • Triaenonychini Sørensen in L. Koch, 1886
  • Acumontia Loman, 1898
  • Allonuncia Hickman, 1958
  • Amatola Lawrence, 1931
  • Ankaratrix Lawrence, 1959
  • Ankylonuncia Hickman, 1958
  • Antongila Roewer, 1931
  • Austromontia Lawrence, 1931
  • Austronuncia Lawrence, 1931
  • Bezavonia Roewer, 1949
  • Biacumontia Lawrence, 1931
  • Brasiloctis Mello-Leitão, 1938
  • Breviacantha Kauri, 1954
  • Bryonuncia Hickman, 1958
  • Callihamina Roewer, 1942
  • Callihamus Roewer, 1931
  • Calliuncus Roewer, 1931
  • Ceratomontia Roewer, 1915
  • Cluniella Forster, 1955
  • Conoculus Forster, 1949
  • Decarynella Fage, 1945
  • Diaenobunus Roewer, 1914
  • Diasia Sørensen, 1902
  • Equitius Simon, 1880
  • Graemontia Lawrence, 1931
  • Gunvoria Kauri, 1961
  • Hedwiga Roewer, 1931
  • Hendea Roewer, 1931
  • Hendeola Forster, 1954
  • Heteronuncia Roewer, 1920
  • Hickmanoxyomma G. S. Hunt, 1990
  • Holonuncia Forster, 1955
  • Hovanuncia Lawrence, 1959
  • Ivohibea Lawrence, 1959
  • Lawrencella Strand, 1932
  • Leionuncia Hickman, 1958
  • Lispomontia Lawrence, 1937
  • Lizamontia Kury, 2004 South Africa
  • Lomanella Pocock, 1903
  • Mensamontia Lawrence, 1931
  • Metanuncia Roewer, 1914
  • Micromontia Lawrence, 1939
  • Millomontia Lawrence, 1959
  • Millotonyx Lawrence, 1959
  • Monomontia Lawrence, 1931
  • Nahuelonyx E. A. Maury, 1988
  • Neonuncia Roewer, 1914
  • Notonuncia Hickman, 1958
  • Nucina Hickman, 1958
  • Nuncia Loman, 1902
  • Nunciella Roewer, 1929
  • Nuncioides Hickman, 1958
  • Odontonuncia Hickman, 1958
  • Paramontia Lawrence, 1934
  • Paranuncia Roewer, 1914
  • Parattahia Roewer, 1914
  • Paulianyx Lawrence, 1959
  • Perthacantha Roewer, 1931
  • Planimontia Kauri, 1961
  • Prasma Roewer, 1931
  • Prasmiola Forster, 1954
  • Promecostethus Enderlein, 1909
  • Psalenoba Roewer, 1931
  • Rhynchobunus Hickman, 1958
  • Roewerania Lawrence, 1934
  • Rostromontia Lawrence, 1931
  • Speleomontia Lawrence, 1931
  • Stylonuncia Hickman, 1958
  • Tasmanonyx Hickman, 1958
  • Triaenomontia Roewer, 1914
  • Triaenonychoides H. Soares, 1968
  • Triaenonyx Sørensen in L. Koch, 1886
  • Triconobunus Roewer, 1914
  • Valdivionyx E. A. Maury, 1988
  • Yatala Roewer, 1942
  • Yulella Lawrence, 1939
  • Adaeini Pocock, 1902
  • Adaeulum Roewer, 1914
  • Adaeum Karsch, 1880
  • Cryptadaeum Lawrence, 1931
  • Heteradaeum Lawrence, 1963
  • Larifuga Loman, 1898
  • Larifugella Lawrence, 1933
  • Micradaeum Lawrence, 1931
  • Montadaeum Lawrence, 1931
  • Paradaeum Lawrence, 1931
  • Triregia Forster, 1948
  • Triaenobunini Pocock, 1902
  • Pyenganella Hickman, 1958
  • Tasmanonuncia Hickman, 1958
  • Thelbunus Hickman, 1958
  • Triaenobunus Sørensen in L. Koch, 1886
  • Dingupa Forster, 1952
  • Algidia Hogg, 1920
  • Allobunus Hickman, 1958
  • Americobunus Muñoz-Cuevas, 1972
  • Araucanobunus Muñoz-Cuevas, 1973
  • Cenefia Roewer, 1931
  • Chilobunus Hickman, 1958
  • Chrestobunus Roewer, 1914
  • Dipristes Roewer, 1931
  • Eubunus Hickman, 1958
  • Glyptobunus Roewer, 1914
  • Mestonia Hickman, 1958
  • Miobunus Roewer, 1915
  • Muscicola Forster, 1954
  • Phanerobunus Roewer, 1915
  • Phoxobunus Hickman, 1958
  • Pristobunus Roewer, 1931
  • Fumontana Shear, 1977
  • Picunchenops E. A. Maury, 1988
Kaolinonychinae Suzuki, 1975
Nippononychinae Suzuki, 1975
Paranonychinae Briggs, 1971
Sclerobuninae Dumitrescu, 1976
Soerensenellinae Forster, 1954
  • Karamea Forster, 1954
  • Soerensenella Pocock, 1903
gollark: *How* would it run on HTTP, exactly?
gollark: Oh, that's secure enough then, although you'll have to host out of game stuff.
gollark: How will it work, then?
gollark: Oh, and what stops me from spoofing your DNS server and redirecting everyone to potat.os?
gollark: What, manually?

References
  1. Adriano B. Kury (2007). "Triaenonychidae Sørensen, 1886". In Ricardo Pinto-da-Rocha, Glauco Machado & Gonzalo Giribet (ed.). Harvestmen - The Biology of Opiliones. Harvard University Press. pp. 239–246. ISBN 0-674-02343-9.
  2. Joel Hallan's Biology Catalog: Triaenonychidae
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.