Chernetidae

Chernetidae is a family of pseudoscorpions, first described by Anton Menge in 1855.

Genera

, the World Pseudoscorpiones Catalog accepts the following 119 genera:

• Acanthicochernes <small>Beier, 1964</small>
• Acuminochernes <small>Hoff, 1949</small>
• Adelphochernes <small>Beier, 1937</small>
• Allochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Americhernes <small>Muchmore, 1976</small>
• Anaperochernes <small>Beier, 1964</small>
• Anthrenochernes <small>Lohmander, 1939</small>
• Antillochernes <small>Muchmore, 1984</small>
• Apatochernes <small>Beier, 1948</small>
• Asterochernes <small>Beier, 1955</small>
• Atherochernes <small>Beier, 1954</small>
• Attaleachernes <small>Mahnert, 2009</small>
• Austinochernes <small>Harvey, 2021</small>
• Austrochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Balgachernes <small>Harvey, 2018</small>
• Barbaraella <small>Harvey, 1995</small>
• Bipeltochernes <small>Dashdamirov, 2005</small>
• Bituberochernes <small>Muchmore, 1974</small>
• Byrsochernes <small>Beier, 1959</small>
• Cacoxylus <small>Beier, 1965</small>
• Caffrowithius <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Calidiochernes <small>Beier, 1954</small>
• Calymmachernes <small>Beier, 1954</small>
• Caribochernes <small>Beier, 1976</small>
• Ceratochernes <small>Mahnert, 1994</small>
• Ceriochernes <small>Beier, 1937</small>
• Chelanops <small>Gervais, 1849</small>
• Chelodamus <small>Chamberlin, R.V., 1925</small>
• Chernes <small>Menge, 1855</small>
• Chiridiochernes <small>Muchmore, 1972</small>
• Chrysochernes <small>Hoff, 1956</small>
• Cocinachernes <small>Hentschel & Muchmore, 1989</small>
• Conicochernes <small>Beier, 1948</small>
• Cordylochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Corosoma <small>Karsch, 1879</small>
• Corticochernes <small>Tooren, 2008</small>
• Cyclochernes <small>Beier, 1970</small>
• Dasychernes <small>Chamberlin, 1929</small>
• Dendrochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Dinocheirus <small>Chamberlin, 1929</small>
• Dinochernes <small>Beier, 1933</small>
• Diplothrixochernes <small>Beier, 1962</small>
• Epactiochernes <small>Muchmore, 1974</small>
• Epichernes <small>Muchmore, 1982</small>
• Eumecochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Gelachernes <small>Beier, 1940</small>
• Gigantochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Gomphochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Goniochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Haplochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Hebridochernes <small>Beier, 1940</small>
• Hesperochernes <small>Chamberlin, 1924</small>
• Heterochernes <small>Beier, 1966</small>
• Hexachernes <small>Beier, 1953</small>
• Illinichernes <small>Hoff, 1949</small>
• Incachernes <small>Beier, 1933</small>
• Indochernes <small>Murthy & Ananthakrishnan, 1977</small>
• Interchernes <small>Muchmore, 1980</small>
• Lamprochernes <small>Tömösváry, 1883</small>
• Lasiochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Lustrochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Macrochernes <small>Hoff, 1946</small>
• Maorichernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Marachernes <small>Harvey, 1992</small>
• Maxchernes <small>Feio, 1960</small>
• Megachernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Meiochernes <small>Beier, 1957</small>
• Mesochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Metagoniochernes <small>Vachon, 1939</small>
• Mexachernes <small>Hoff, 1947</small>
• Mirochernes <small>Beier, 1930</small>
• Mucrochernes <small>Muchmore, 1973</small>
• Myrmochernes <small>Tullgren, 1907</small>
• Neoallochernes <small>Hoff, 1947</small>
• Neochelanops <small>Beier, 1964</small>
• Neochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Nesidiochernes <small>Beier, 1957</small>
• Nesiotochernes <small>Beier, 1976</small>
• Nesochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Nudochernes <small>Beier, 1935</small>
• Ochrochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Odontochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Opsochernes <small>Beier, 1966</small>
• Orochernes <small>Beier, 1968</small>
• Pachychernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Paracanthicochernes <small>Beier, 1966</small>
• Parachernes <small>Chamberlin, 1931</small>
• Parapilanus <small>Beier, 1973</small>
• Paraustrochernes <small>Beier, 1966</small>
• Parazaona <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Petterchernes <small>Heurtault, 1986</small>
• Phaulochernes <small>Beier, 1976</small>
• Phymatochernes <small>Mahnert, 1979</small>
• Pilanus <small>Beier, 1930</small>
• Pselaphochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Pseudopilanus <small>Beier, 1957</small>
• Reischekia <small>Beier, 1948</small>
• Rhinochernes <small>Beier, 1955</small>
• Rhopalochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Satrapanus <small>Harvey & Volschenk, 2007</small>
• Selachochernes <small>Mahnert, 2011</small>
• Semeiochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Smeringochernes <small>Beier, 1957</small>
• Spelaeochernes <small>Mahnert, 2001</small>
• Sphenochernes <small>Turk, 1953</small>
• Sundochernes <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Sundowithius <small>Beier, 1932</small>
• Systellochernes <small>Beier, 1964</small>
• Tenebriochernes <small>Bedoya-Roqueme & Torres, 2019</small>
• Teratochernes <small>Beier, 1957</small>
• Thalassochernes <small>Beier, 1940</small>
• Thapsinochernes <small>Beier, 1957</small>
• Tuberochernes <small>Muchmore, 1997</small>
• Tychochernes <small>Hoff, 1956</small>
• Verrucachernes <small>Chamberlin, 1947</small>
• Wyochernes <small>Hoff, 1949</small>
• Xenochernes <small>Feio, 1945</small>
• Zaona <small>Chamberlin, 1925</small>
• †Oligochernes <small>Beier, 1937</small>

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