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Kochosa

Kochosa is a genus of spiders in the family Lycosidae (wolf spiders).

Distribution

Kochosa is endemic to Australia, with species distributed across all mainland states and Tasmania.

Etymology

The genus name honors both Carl Ludwig Koch (1778–1857) and his son Ludwig Koch (1825–1908) for their contribution to Australian arachnology.

Species

, this genus includes sixteen species:

  • Kochosa aero <small>Framenau, & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Western Australia)
  • Kochosa asterix <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania)
  • Kochosa australia <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Western Australia, South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria)
  • Kochosa confusa <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Queensland)
  • Kochosa erratum <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Queensland)
  • Kochosa fleurae <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Victoria)
  • Kochosa mendum <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Queensland, New South Wales, Capital Territory)
  • Kochosa nigra <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Queensland)
  • Kochosa obelix <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Western Australia)
  • Kochosa queenslandica <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Queensland)
  • Kochosa sharae <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (South Australia)
  • Kochosa tanakai <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Queensland, New South Wales)
  • Kochosa tasmaniensis <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Tasmania)
  • Kochosa timwintoni <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Western Australia)
  • Kochosa tongiorgii <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Queensland)
  • Kochosa westralia <small>Framenau, Castanheira & Yoo, 2023</small> – Australia (Western Australia)

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