Asianopis

Asianopis is a genus of Asian net-casting spiders first described by Y. J. Lin, L. Shao and A. Hänggi in 2020.

Species

, this genus includes 37 species:

• Asianopis anchietae <small>(Brito Capello, 1867)</small> – Angola, South Africa
• Asianopis apo <small>Omelko & Fomichev, 2025</small> – Philippines (Mindanao)
• Asianopis aruensis <small>(Roewer, 1938)</small> – Indonesia (Aru Is.)
• Asianopis aspectans <small>(Pocock, 1900)</small> – Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, DR Congo, South Africa
• Asianopis aurita <small>(F. O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1902)</small> – Mexico
• Asianopis camela <small>(Thorell, 1881)</small> – New Guinea (Indonesia, Papua New Guinea)
• Asianopis celebensis <small>(Merian, 1911)</small> – Indonesia (Sulawesi)
• Asianopis cornigera <small>(Gerstaecker, 1873)</small> – Ethiopia, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, South Africa
• Asianopis cylindrica <small>(Pocock, 1898)</small> – Mozambique, South Africa
• Asianopis dumogae <small>(, 1911)</small> – Indonesia (Sulawesi)
• Asianopis fasciata <small>(L. Koch, 1879)</small> – Australia (Queensland)
• Asianopis fasciculiger <small>(Simon, 1909)</small> – Vietnam
• Asianopis giltayi <small>(Lessert, 1930)</small> – DR Congo
• Asianopis goalparaensis <small>(Tikader & Malhotra, 1978)</small> – India, Nepal
• Asianopis gorochovi <small>Fomichev & Omelko, 2023</small> – Indonesia (Sumatra)
• Asianopis guineensis <small>(Berland & Millot, 1940)</small> – Guinea, Sierra Leone
• Asianopis kollari <small>(Doleschall, 1859)</small> – Myanmar, Indonesia (Ambon)
• Asianopis konplong <small>(, 2018)</small> – Vietnam
• Asianopis labangan <small>(Barrion-Dupo & Barrion, 2018)</small> – Philippines
• Asianopis lini <small>Omelko & Fomichev, 2025</small> – Malaysia (Borneo)
• Asianopis liukuensis <small>(Yin, & Yan, 2002)</small> – India, China, Malaysia (Borneo)
• Asianopis longipalpula <small>(Strand, 1913)</small> – DR Congo
• Asianopis luzonensis <small>(Barrion-Dupo & Barrion, 2018)</small> – Philippines
• Asianopis madagascariensis <small>(Lenz, 1886)</small> – Madagascar
• Asianopis mediocris <small>(Kulczyński, 1908)</small> – Papua New Guinea
• Asianopis naumenkoi <small>Omelko & Fomichev, 2025</small> – Philippines (Luzon)
• Asianopis ornata <small>(Pocock, 1902)</small> – Ethiopia
• Asianopis ravida <small>(L. Koch, 1878)</small> – Australia (Queensland)
• Asianopis reticulata <small>(Rainbow, 1899)</small> – Papua New Guinea
• Asianopis schomburgki <small>(Karsch, 1878)</small> – Australia (South Australia)
• Asianopis schoutedeni <small>(Giltay, 1929)</small> – DR Congo
• Asianopis subrufa <small>(L. Koch, 1878)</small> – Australia (Queensland, New South Wales, Tasmania), New Zealand
• Asianopis tabida <small>(L. Koch, 1879)</small> – Australia (Queensland)
• Asianopis unicolor <small>(L. Koch, 1878)</small> – Australia (Western Australia)
• Asianopis wangi <small>Lin & Li, 2020</small> – China (Hainan)
• Asianopis wuchaoi <small>Lin & Li, 2020</small> – China
• Asianopis zhuanghaoyuni <small>Lin & Li, 2020</small> – China (type species)

See also

• Deinopis

References

Further reading