Eupodidae

Eupodidae is a family in the order Trombidiformes. There are at least 11 genera and 110 described species in Eupodidae.

Genera

Eupodidae genera according to the 2022 revision:

• Aethosolenia <small>Baker & Lindquist, 2002</small>
• Aethosolenia laselvensis <small>Baker & Lindquist, 2002</small> – Costa Rica
• Benoinyssus <small>Fain, 1958</small>
• Benoinyssus celatus <small>Olivier & Theron, 1997</small> – Angola
• Benoinyssus ereynetoides <small>(Strandtmann & Prasse, 1976)</small> – Germany, Spain
• Benoinyssus falcatus <small>Olivier & Theron, 1997</small> – South Africa
• Benoinyssus momeni <small>(Abou-Awad, 1984)</small> – Egypt
• Benoinyssus najae <small>Fain, 1958</small> – Rwanda
• Benoinyssus oconnori <small>Bizarro Wurlitzer & Da Silva, 2020</small> – Brazil
• Benoinyssus ornatus <small>Olivier & Theron, 1997</small> – Angola, Eswatini and South Africa
• Benoinyssus pusillus <small>Olivier & Theron, 1997</small> – South Africa
• Benoinyssus serratus <small>Olivier & Theron, 1997</small> – Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Eswatini
• Benoinyssus tuberculatus <small>(Baker, 1945)</small> – Mexico
• Caleupodes <small>A. Baker, 1987</small>
• Caleupodes reticulatus <small>A. Baker, 1987</small> – England
• Claveupodes <small>Strandtmann & Prasse, 1977</small>
• Claveupodes delicatus <small>Strandtmann & Prasse, 1977</small> – Germany and New Zealand
• Echinoeupodes <small>Khaustov, 2017</small>
• Echinoeupodes echinus <small>Khaustov, 2017</small> – Crimea, Russia
• Echinoeupodes turgidus <small>(Shiba, 1978)</small> – Japan
• Eupodes <small>C.L. Koch, 1835</small>
• Eupodes acanthus <small>Olivier & Theron, 1998</small> – South Africa
• Eupodes alaskanensis <small>Strandtmann, 1971</small> – Alaska, United States
• Eupodes angardi <small>Strandtmann & Sømme, 1977</small> – Antarctica
• Eupodes bakeri <small>Abou-Awad, El-Sawaf & Abdel-Khalek, 2006</small> – Egypt
• Eupodes berensis <small>Shiba, 1976</small> – Malaysia
• Eupodes berlesei <small>Thor, 1912</small> – Denmark, Italy and Switzerland
• Eupodes brevipes <small>Banks, 1916</small> – California, United States
• Eupodes callejae <small>Corpuz-Raros, 2005</small> – Philippines (Leyte and Luzon)
• Eupodes cordiformis <small>Shiba, 1978</small> – Japan
• Eupodes crozetensis <small>Strandtmann & Davies, 1972</small> – Iran and Crozet Islands
• Eupodes exiguus <small>Booth, Edwards & Usher, 1985</small> – South Orkney Islands
• Eupodes fusifer <small>R. Canestrini, 1886</small> – Italy
• Eupodes fusiferellus <small>Meyer & Ryke, 1960</small> – South Africa
• Eupodes garciai <small>Corpuz-Raros, 2005</small> – Philippines (Luzon and Leyte)
• Eupodes ghardagae <small>Schuster, 1965</small> – Egypt
• Eupodes gilvus <small>C.L. Koch, 1838</small> – Germany
• Eupodes haltica <small>(Haller, 1880)</small> – Switzerland
• Eupodes hamatus <small>Olivier & Theron, 1997</small> – South Africa
• Eupodes hawaiiensis <small>Strandtmann & Goff, 1978</small> – Hawaii, United States
• Eupodes hiemalis <small>C.L. Koch, 1838</small> – Germany and Iceland
• Eupodes hjartdaliae <small>Thor, 1934</small> – Norway
• Eupodes iconicus <small>C.L. Koch, 1838</small> – Germany and Italy
• Eupodes indentatus <small>Olivier & Theron, 1997</small> – South Africa
• Eupodes infirmus <small>Shiba, 1978</small> – Japan
• Eupodes leucomelas <small>C.L. Koch, 1838</small> – Germany
• Eupodes littoralis <small>Shiba, 1978</small> – Japan
• Eupodes longipilus <small>Thor, 1934</small> – South Africa
• Eupodes longisetatus <small>Strandtmann, 1964</small> – Japan and Campbell Island, New Zealand
• Eupodes lumbarus <small>Shiba, 1976</small> – Malaysia
• Eupodes lutatus <small>Olivier & Theron, 1997</small> – South Africa
• Eupodes marinus <small>Banks, 1896</small> – USA
• Eupodes milvinus <small>C.L. Koch, 1838</small> – Germany, Italy, Netherlands and Sweden
• Eupodes minipilus <small>Olivier & Theron, 1998</small> – Botswana, Cabo Verde, South Africa and Zimbabwe
• Eupodes minutus <small>(Strandtmann, 1967)</small> – South Georgia, Macquarie Island and New Zealand
• Eupodes niloticus <small>Abou-Awad & El-Bagouri, 1985</small> – Egypt
• Eupodes ocellatus <small>Willmann, 1952</small> – Germany
• Eupodes oedipus <small>Oudemans, 1937</small> – Germany
• Eupodes okinoshimaensis <small>Shiba, 1978</small> – Japan
• Eupodes onoi <small>Shiba, 1976</small> – Singapore and Malaysia
• Eupodes parafusifer <small>Meyer & Ryke, 1960</small> – Angola and South Africa
• Eupodes parvus <small>Booth, Edwards & Usher, 1985</small> – South Orkney Islands
• Eupodes pasohensis <small>Shiba, 1976</small> – Malaysia
• Eupodes pseudoclavifrons <small>R. Canestrini, 1886</small> – Austria, Italy and Switzerland
• Eupodes pseudolumbarus <small>Shiba, 1976</small> – Malaysia, Philippines
• Eupodes pusillus <small>Shiba, 1976</small> – Malaysia, Philippines
• Eupodes riedli <small>Schuster, 1965</small> – Crozet Islands, Antarctica
• Eupodes sigmoidensis <small>Strandtmann & Goff, 1978</small> – Hawaii, India, Iran and Cote D’ivoire
• Eupodes signatus <small>C.L. Koch, 1835</small> – Germany
• Eupodes skiaaki <small>Thor, 1934</small> – Norway
• Eupodes strandtmanni <small>Coineau, 1976</small> – France
• Eupodes striola <small>C.L. Koch, 1836</small> – Germany
• Eupodes temperatus <small>Shiba, 1978</small> – Egypt and Japan
• Eupodes tottanfjella <small>Strandtmann, 1967</small> – Antarctica
• Eupodes trifasciatus <small>C.L. Koch, 1838</small> – Germany
• Eupodes unifasciatus <small>C.L. Koch, 1838</small> – England and Germany
• Eupodes vallombrosae <small>Thor, 1934</small> – Italy, Switzerland and Spain
• Eupodes variegatus <small>C.L. Koch, 1838</small> – Austria, England, Germany, Greenland, Ireland, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Norway, South Africa, Spain, Sweden and Jan Mayen Island
• Eupodes versicolor <small>C.L. Koch, 1838</small> – Germany
• Eupodes viridis <small>Oudemans, 1906</small> – Greenland
• Eupodes voxencollinus <small>Thor, 1934</small> – Alaska, Canada, China, Denmark, Egypt, England, Germany, Hawaii, Iran and Norway
• Eupodes winsnesi <small>Strandtmann & Sømme, 1977</small> – Antarctica
• Eupodes wisei <small>Womersley & Strandtmann, 1963</small> – Antarctica
• Eupodes zaheri <small>Abou-Awad, El-Sawaf & Abdel-Khalek, 2006</small> – Egypt
• Neoprotereunetes <small>Fain & Camerik, 1994</small>
• Neoprotereunetes lapidarius <small>(Oudemans, 1906)</small> – Netherlands
• Niveupodes <small>Barilo, 1991</small>
• Niveupodes niveus <small>Barilo, 1991</small> – Uzbekistan
• Pseudeupodes <small>Khaustov, 2014</small>
• Pseudeupodes porosus <small>Khaustov, 2014</small> – Crimea, Russia
• Pseudopenthaleus <small>Khaustov, 2015</small>
• Pseudopenthaleus ciliatus <small>(Shiba, 1978)</small> – Japan
• Pseudopenthaleus tauricus <small>Khaustov, 2015</small> – Crimea, Russia
• Xerophiles <small>Jesionowska, 2003</small>
• Xerophiles ereynetoidalis <small>Jesionowska, 2003</small> – Poland and Slovakia

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Further reading