Eukoenenia

Eukoenenia is a genus of Eukoeneniid palpigrades, also known as microwhip scorpions, which was first described by Carl Julius Bernhard Börner in 1901.

Species

, the World Palpigradi Catalog accepted the following eighty-four species:

• Eukoenenia amatei <small>Mayoral & Barranco, 2017</small> – Spain
• Eukoenenia angolensis <small>(Rémy, 1956)</small> – Angola
• Eukoenenia angusta <small>(Hansen, 1901)</small> – India, Sri Lanka, Thailand
• Eukoenenia ankaratrensis <small>Rémy, 1960</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia antanosa <small>(Rémy, 1950)</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia audax <small>Souza, Mayoral & Ferreira, 2020</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia austriaca <small>(Hansen, 1926)</small> – Austria, Italy, Slovenia
• Eukoenenia bara <small>(Rémy, 1950)</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia berlesei <small>(Silvestri, 1903)</small> – Algeria, France, Italy, U.S. Virgin Islands
• Eukoenenia bonadonai <small>Condé, 1979</small> – France, Italy
• Eukoenenia bouilloni <small>Condé, 1980</small> – France
• Eukoenenia brignolii <small>Condé, 1979</small> – Italy
• Eukoenenia brolemanni <small>(Hansen, 1926)</small> – France
• Eukoenenia chartoni <small>(Rémy, 1950)</small> – Madagascar, Sri Lanka
• Eukoenenia chilanga <small>Montaño, 2012</small> – Mexico
• Eukoenenia christiani <small>Condé, 1988</small> – Malta
• Eukoenenia condei <small>Orghidan, Georgesco & Sârbu, 1982</small> – Romania
• Eukoenenia corozalensis <small>Montaño & Francke, 2006</small> – Mexico
• Eukoenenia deceptrix <small>Rémy, 1960</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia deleta <small>Condé, 1992</small> – Thailand
• Eukoenenia delphini <small>(Rémy, 1950)</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia depilata <small>Rémy, 1960</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia draco <small>(Peyerimhoff, 1906)</small> – Spain
• Eukoenenia ferratilis <small>Souza & Ferreira, 2011</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia florenciae <small>(Rucker, 1903)</small> – Argentina, Australia, Colombia, France, Nepal, Paraguay, US
• Eukoenenia fossati <small>Rémy, 1960</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia gadorensis <small>Mayoral & Barranco, 2002</small> – Spain
• Eukoenenia gasparoi <small>Condé, 1988</small> – Croatia, Italy, Slovenia
• Eukoenenia grafittii <small>Condé & Heurtault, 1994</small> – Italy
• Eukoenenia grassii <small>(Hansen, 1901)</small> – Chile, Paraguay
• Eukoenenia guzikae <small>Barranco & Harvey, 2008</small> – Australia
• Eukoenenia hanseni <small>(Silvestri, 1913)</small> – Argentina, Bermuda, Colombia, Egypt, Madagascar, Mauritius, Mexico, Morocco, Nepal, Réunion, US
• Eukoenenia hesperia <small>(Rémy, 1953)</small> – Côte d’Ivoire
• Eukoenenia hispanica <small>(Peyerimhoff, 1908)</small> – Spain
• Eukoenenia igrejinha <small>Souza & Ferreira, 2019</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia improvisa <small>Condé, 1979</small> – French Guiana
• Eukoenenia indalica <small>Mayoral & Barranco, 2017</small> – Spain
• Eukoenenia janetscheki <small>Condé, 1993</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia jequitai <small>Souza & Ferreira, 2020</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia juberthiei <small>Condé, 1974</small> – Greece, Lebanon
• Eukoenenia kenyana <small>Condé, 1979</small> – Kenya
• Eukoenenia lanai <small>Christian, 2014</small> – Italy
• Eukoenenia lauteli <small>(Rémy, 1950)</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia lawrencei <small>Rémy, 1957</small> – Papua New Guinea, South Africa
• Eukoenenia lienhardi <small>Condé, 1989</small> – Brunei, Indonesia, Singapore
• Eukoenenia lundi <small>Souza & Ferreira, 2020</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia lyrifer <small>Condé, 1992</small> – Thailand
• Eukoenenia machadoi <small>(Rémy, 1950)</small> – Angola
• Eukoenenia madeirae <small>Strinati & Condé, 1995</small> – Portugal
• Eukoenenia magna <small>Souza & Ferreira, 2020</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia maquinensis <small>Souza & Ferreira, 2010</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia margaretae <small>Orghidan, Georgesco & Sârbu, 1982</small> – Romania
• Eukoenenia maroccana <small>Barranco & Mayoral, 2007</small> – Morocco
• Eukoenenia maros <small>Condé, 1992</small> – Indonesia
• Eukoenenia meridiana <small>Rémy, 1960</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia mirabilis <small>(Grassi & Calandruccio, 1885)</small> – Southern Europe, North Africa, Australia, Chile, Israel, Madagascar
• Eukoenenia montagudi <small>Barranco & Mayoral, 2014</small> – Spain
• Eukoenenia naxos <small>Condé, 1990</small> – Greece
• Eukoenenia necessaria <small>Rémy, 1960</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia orghidani <small>Condé & Juberthie, 1981</small> – Cuba
• Eukoenenia patrizii <small>(Condé, 1956)</small> – Italy
• Eukoenenia pauli <small>Condé, 1979</small> – Gabon
• Eukoenenia paulinae <small>Condé, 1994</small> – Indonesia
• Eukoenenia potiguar <small>Ferreira, Souza, Machado & Brescovit, 2011</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia pretneri <small>Condé, 1977</small> – Croatia
• Eukoenenia pyrenaella <small>Condé, 1990</small> – France
• Eukoenenia pyrenaica <small>(Hansen, 1926)</small> – France
• Eukoenenia remyi <small>Condé, 1974</small> – Bosnia
• Eukoenenia roquettei <small>(Mello-Leitão & Arlé, 1935)</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia roscia <small>Christian, 2014</small> – Italy
• Eukoenenia sakalava <small>(Rémy, 1950)</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia sendrai <small>Barranco & Mayoral, 2014</small> – Spain
• Eukoenenia siamensis <small>(Hansen, 1901)</small> – Thailand
• Eukoenenia singhi <small>Condé, 1989</small> – India
• Eukoenenia spelaea <small>(Peyerimhoff, 1902)</small> – Austria, Croatia, France, Hungary, Italy, Slovakia
• Eukoenenia spelunca <small>Souza & Ferreira, 2011</small> – Brazil
• Eukoenenia strinatii <small>Condé, 1977</small> – Italy
• Eukoenenia subangusta <small>(Silvestri, 1903)</small> – Italy, Romania
• Eukoenenia tetraplumata <small>Montaño, 2007</small> – Mexico
• Eukoenenia thais <small>Condé, 1988</small> – Thailand
• Eukoenenia trehai <small>Rémy, 1960</small> – Madagascar
• Eukoenenia valencianus <small>Barranco & Mayoral, 2014</small> – Spain
• Eukoenenia vargovitshi <small>Christian, 2014</small> – Georgia
• Eukoenenia zariquieyi <small>(Condé, 1951)</small> – Spain

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