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List of Podoctidae species

This is a list of the described species of the harvestman family Podoctidae. The data is from (as of mid. 2024) the World Catalog of Opiliones. Older versions were largely from the now defunct Joel Hallan's Biology Catalog.

Erecananinae

Erecananinae <small>Roewer, 1912</small>

* Erecanana defensa <small>Goodnight & Goodnight, 1959</small> — Kenya
* Erecanana dentipes <small>Kauri, 1985</small> — Democratic Republic of the Congo
* Erecanana insulana <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Réunion
* Erecanana lentiginosa <small>Lawrence, 1962</small> — Tanzania
* Erecanana mordax <small>(Sørensen, 1910)</small> — Tanzania
* Erecanana quadridens <small>Lawrence, 1962</small> — Tanzania
* Erecanana remyi <small>(Roewer, 1949)</small> — Madagascar
* Erecanana subinermis <small>Caporiacco, 1947</small> — Kenya
* Erecanana typus <small>(Sørensen, 1910)</small> — Tanzania, Rwanda.
  • Iyonus <small>Suzuki, 1964</small>
* Iyonus yuyama <small>Suzuki, 1964</small> — Japan
* Lomanius annae <small>Kury & Machado, 2018</small> — Vietnam
* Lomanius bulbosus <small>Zhang et al, 2013</small> — China (Yunnan)
* Lomanius carinatus <small>Suzuki, 1976</small> — Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan)
* Lomanius formosae <small>(Roewer, 1912)</small> — Taiwan
* Lomanius minimus <small>Roewer, 1926</small> — Philippines (Luzón: Laguna)
* Lomanius rectipes <small>(Roewer, 1963)</small> — Philippines (Luzón, Negros Island Region)
* Lomanius tridens <small>(Loman, 1905)</small> — Indonesia (Java: Jawa Barat)
* Paralomanius longipalpus <small>Goodnight & Goodnight, 1948</small> — Palau <small>(Note: some older online databases mis-cite "Lomanius longipalpus <small>Goodnight & Goodnight, 1957</small>", which is a recombination, not a homonym.)</small>
* Paralomanius mindanaoensis <small>(Suzuki, 1977)</small> — Philippines (Davao Prov.)
* Strandibalonius abnormis (Strand, 1911) — Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius biantipalpis (Roewer, 1915) — Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius cervicornis (Strand, 1911)— Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius esakii (Suzuki, 1941) — Micronesia (Caroline Islands)
* Strandibalonius femoralis (Roewer, 1949) — Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius gracilipes (Roewer, 1915) — Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius longipalpis (Roewer, 1915) — Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius obscurus (Roewer, 1915) — Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius oppositus (Roewer, 1927) — Indonesia (Borneo/ Kalimantan Selatan)
* Strandibalonius scaber (Roewer, 1915) — Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius spinatus (Roewer, 1949) — Indonesia
* Strandibalonius spinulatus (Roewer, 1915) — Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius strucki (Goodnight & Goodnight, 1947) — Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius tenuis (Roewer, 1949) — Indonesia (Sulawesi)
* Strandibalonius triceratops (Kury & Machado, 2018) — Papua New Guinea
* Strandibalonius yalomensis (Suzuki, 1982) — Melanesia (Bismarck Archipelago)

Ibaloniinae

Ibaloniinae <small>Roewer, 1912</small>

* Asproleria albituberculata <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — New Guinea
* Austribalonius horridus <small>Forster, 1955</small> — Australia (Queensland)
* Ceylonositalces parvulus <small>(Roewer, 1915)</small> — Sri Lanka
* Gargenna coronata <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Indonesia (Nusa Tenggara Barat)
* Heteroibalonius malkini <small>Goodnight & Goodnight, 1947</small> — Indonesia (Papua)
* Heteropodoctis quinquespinosus <small>(Roewer, 1911)</small> — Papua New Guinea/Indonesia (South Papua)
* Holozoster ovalis <small>Loman, 1902</small> — Seychelles
* Ibalonianus impudens <small>(Loman, 1906)</small> — Indonesia (Papua Barat)
* Ibalonianus kueckenthali <small>(Hirst, 1912)</small> — Indonesia (Maluku Islands)
* Ibalonianus prasinus <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Papua New Guinea
* Ibalonianus waigenensis <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Indonesia (Papua Barat)
* Ibalonius breoni <small>(Simon, 1879)</small> — Réunion
* Ibalonius dubius <small>(Goodnight & Goodnight, 1948)</small> — Russell Islands (inc. Ibalonianus rainbowi — Solomon Islands
* Ibalonius ferrugineus <small>(Roewer, 1912)</small> — Philippines (contra "ferrugineum")
* Ibalonius flavopictus <small>Hirst, 1911</small> — Seychelles (contra "flavopictum")
* Ibalonius impudens <small>Loman, 1906</small> — Indonesia (Papua Barat), Papua New Guinea
* Ibalonius inscriptus <small>Loman, 1902</small> — Seychelles
* Ibalonius jagorii <small>Karsch, 1880</small> —Philippines (Luzón) (contra "jagori")
* Ibalonius karschii <small>Loman, 1902</small> — Seychelles
* Ibalonius lomani <small>Hirst, 1911</small> — Seychelles
* Ibalonius maculatus <small>(Roewer, 1915)</small> — Papua New Guinea
* Ibalonius quadriguttatus <small>Hirst, 1912</small> — Indonesia (Maluku Islands)
* Ibalonius sarasinorum <small>Roewer, 1913</small> — Indonesia (Sulawesi Utara)
* Ibalonius semperi <small>(Roewer, 1912)</small> — Philippines
:* Ibalonius semperi apoensis <small>Suzuki, 1977</small>
:* Ibalonius semperi semperi <small>(Roewer, 1912)</small>
* Ibalonius simoni <small>Roewer, 1915</small> — New Guinea
* Ibalonius tuberculatus <small>Suzuki, 1977</small> — Philippines
* Ibalonius umbonatus <small>(Roewer, 1927)</small> — Philippines
* Leytpodoctis oviger <small>Martens, 1993</small> — Philippines
  • Orobunus <small>Goodnight & Goodnight, 1947</small>
* Orobunus quadrispinosus <small>Goodnight & Goodnight, 1947</small> — Papua New Guinea
* Paramesoceras novoguineense <small>Roewer, 1915</small> — Papua New Guinea (Note: Species as neuter formation per Kury et al. 2020)
* Pentacros margaritatus <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Indonesia (Papua Barat)
* Podoctinus willeyi <small>(Hirst, 1912)</small> — Papua New Guinea (West Britain Island)
* Proholozoster neoguinensis <small>Roewer, 1915</small> — Papua New Guinea
* Santobius annulipes <small>(Sørensen, 1886)</small> — Melanesia (Fiji), (New Caledonia)
* Santobius cubanus <small>(Šilhavý, 1969)</small> — Cuba (Introduced!)
* Santobius spiniger <small>(Sørensen, 1886)</small> — Melanesia (Fiji), (New Caledonia) (Note, masculine form may be "spinigerus")
* Santobius spinitarsus <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Melanesia (New Hebrides)
* Sitalcicus gardineri <small>(Hirst, 1911)</small> — Seychelles
* Sitalcicus incertus <small>Rambla, 1983</small> — Seychelles
* Sitalcicus novemtuberculatus <small>(Simon, 1879)</small> — Réunion
* Waigeucola palpalis <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Indonesia (West Papua)

Podoctinae

Podoctinae <small>Roewer, 1912</small>

* Baramella quadrispina <small>(Roewer, 1915)</small> — Indonesia/ Malaysia? ("Borneo")
  • Baramia <small>Hirst, 1912</small>
* Baramia echinosa <small>Banks, 1930</small> — Malaysia (Sarawak)
* Baramia longipes <small>Banks, 1930</small> — Brunei
* Baramia solitaria <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Indonesia (Sumatra: Riau Kepulauan)
* Baramia vorax <small>Hirst, 1912</small> — Malaysia (Sarawak), Indonesia (Borneo: Kalimantan Selatan)
  • Baso <small>Roewer, 1923</small>
* Baso jacobsoni <small>Roewer, 1923</small> — Indonesia (Sumatra: Sumatera Barat)
* Basoides mucronatus <small>(Roewer, 1927)</small> — Indonesia (Sumatra: Sumatera Barat)
  • Bistota <small>Roewer, 1927</small>
* Bistota horrida <small>Roewer, 1927</small> — India (Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu)
  • Bonea <small>Roewer, 1914 (Note, adjectival endings may be masculine).</small>
* Bonea albertus <small>Roewer, 1914</small> — Indonesia (Borneo, possibly Malaysian Borneo)
* Bonea armatissima <small>(Roewer, 1949)</small> — Indonesia (Borneo, possibly Malaysian Borneo)
* Bonea cippata <small>(Roewer, 1927)</small> — Philippines (Laguna, Palawan)
* Bonea longipalpis <small>Suzuki, 1977</small> — Philippines (Palawan)
* Bonea palpalis <small>(Roewer, 1949)</small> — Indonesia (Java: Jawa Timur)
* Bonea sarasinorum <small>Roewer, 1914</small> — Indonesia (Sulawesi: Gorontalo)
* Bonea scopulata <small>(Roewer, 1949)</small> — Singapore
* Bonea silvestris <small>(Roewer, 1949)</small> — Malaysia (Sarawak)
* Bonea tridigitata <small>Zhang, Kury & Zhang, 2013</small> — China (Hainan)
* Bonea zhui <small>Zhang, Kury & Zhang, 2013</small> — China (Hainan)
  • Borneojapetus <small> Özdikmen, 2006</small> (Replacement name for peoccupied Japetus <small>Roewer, 1949</small>).
* Borneojapetus longipes <small>(Roewer, 1949)</small> — Indonesia/Malaysia ("Borneo")
* Centrobunus braueri <small>Loman, 1902</small> — Seychelles (possibly extinct)
  • Dongmoa <small>Roewer, 1927</small>
* Dongmoa oshimensis <small>Suzuki, 1964</small> — Japan
* Dongmoa silvestrii <small>Roewer, 1927</small> — Vietnam
* Eupodoctis annulatipes <small>(Roewer, 1912)</small> — Sri Lanka
* Eupodoctis indicus <small>(Hirst, 1911)</small> — India
* Eurytromma pictulum <small>(Pocock, 1903)</small> — Sri Lanka. (Contra misgendered 'pictulus' in some online sources).
* Gaditusa coxalis <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Indonesia/Malaysia ("Borneo")
* Hoplodino continentalis <small>Roewer, 1915</small> — Singapore
* Hoplodino gapensis <small>Suzuki, 1972</small> — Malaysia (Selangor/Pahang)
* Hoplodino hoogstraali <small>Suzuki, 1977</small> — Philippines
* Hoplodino longipalpis <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Indonesia (Sulawesi)
  • Idjena <small>Roewer, 1927</small>
* Idjena dammermani <small>Roewer, 1927</small> — Indonesia (Java)
* Idzubius akiyamae <small>(Hirst, 1911)</small> — Japan
* Laponcea cippata <small>Roewer, 1936</small> — Mauritius
  • Lejokus <small>Roewer, 1949</small>
* Lejokus silvestris <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Malaysia (Sarawak)
* Lundulla bifurcata <small>Roewer, 1927</small> — Malaysia (Sarawak)
* Metapodoctis formosae <small>Roewer, 1915</small> — Taiwan
* Metapodoctis siamensis <small>S. Suzuki, 1985</small> — Thailand
* Neopodoctis ceylonensis <small>Roewer, 1912</small> — Sri Lanka
* Neopodoctis taprobanicus <small>(Hirst, 1912)</small> — Sri Lanka
* Oppodoctis armatus <small>Roewer, 1927</small> — Philippines
* Peromona erinacea <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Seychelles
* Podoctellus johorensis <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Malaysia (Johore)
* Podoctis armatissimus <small>Thorell, 1890</small> — Malaysia (Pinang)
* Podoctomma javanum <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Indonesia (Java)
* Podoctops multimaculatus <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Indonesia (Sumatra) (* contra "multimaculatum" in Hallan, later altered to masculine per Kury et al. 2020)
* Pumbaraius kempi <small>Roewer, 1927</small> — India
* Pumbaraius malabarensis <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — India
* Sibolgia jacobsoni <small>Roewer, 1923</small> — Indonesia (Sumatra)
* Stobitus spinipes <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Malaysia Malaya
* Tandikudius rugosus <small>Roewer, 1929</small> — India
* Trencona setipes <small>Roewer, 1949</small> — Indonesia/Malaysia (Borneo)
* Trigonobunus spinifer <small>Loman, 1894</small> — Indonesia (West Kalimantan)
* Tryssetus spinarmatus <small>Roewer, 1936</small> — Mauritius
* Vandaravua carli <small>Roewer, 1929</small> — India

Note: For Dino <small>Loman, in Weber 1892</small> and Dino weberi <small>Loman, in Weber 1892</small> see under Epedanidae per Kury (2008).

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