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Triaenonychinae
Triaenonychinae is a subfamily of harvestmen in the family Triaenonychidae.
60 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Smooth Hard-bodied Harvestmen
genusNuncia
Algidia
genusAlgidia
Prasma
genusPrasma
Hendea
genusHendea
Nunciella
genusNunciella
Equitius
genusEquitius
Triregia
genusTriregia
Paranuncia
genusParanuncia
Heteronuncia
genusHeteronuncia
Calliuncus
genusCalliuncus
Yatala
genusYatala
Holonuncia
genusHolonuncia
Triaenonyx
genusTriaenonyx
Diaenobunus
genusDiaenobunus
Nucina
genusNucina
Triaenonychoides
genusTriaenonychoides
Breviacantha
genusBreviacantha
Acumontia
genusAcumontia
Chilenuncia
genusChilenuncia
Hickmanoxyomma
genusHickmanoxyomma
Adrianonyx
genusAdrianonyx
Neonuncia
genusNeonuncia
Allonuncia
genusAllonuncia
Notonuncia
genusNotonuncia
Tasmanonyx
genusTasmanonyx
Diasia
genusDiasia
Maurymontia
genusMaurymontia
Prasmiola
genusPrasmiola
Triconobunus
genusTriconobunus
Nahuelonyx
genusNahuelonyx
Valdivionyx
genusValdivionyx
Odontonuncia
genusOdontonuncia
Austromontia
genusAustromontia
Hendeola
genusHendeola
Hedwiga
genusHedwiga
Decarynella
genusDecarynella
Cluniella
genusCluniella
Leionuncia
genusLeionuncia
Pyenganella
genusPyenganella
Nuncioides
genusNuncioides
Stylonuncia
genusStylonuncia
Amatola
genusAmatola
Biacumontia
genusBiacumontia
Antongila
genusAntongila
Hovanuncia
genusHovanuncia
Ivohibea
genusIvohibea
Millomontia
genusMillomontia
Millotonyx
genusMillotonyx
Paulianyx
genusPaulianyx
Austronuncia
genusAustronuncia
Ceratomontia
genusCeratomontia
Graemontia
genusGraemontia
Gunvoria
genusGunvoria
Lispomontia
genusLispomontia
Lizamontia
genusLizamontia
Mensamontia
genusMensamontia
Micromontia
genusMicromontia
Monomontia
genusMonomontia
Paramontia
genusParamontia
Planimontia
genusPlanimontia
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
Searching the stacks…
Every page naming Triaenonychinae in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 534209.