Rhagodoca

Rhagodoca is a genus of rhagodid camel spiders, first described by Carl Friedrich Roewer in 1933.

Species

, the World Solifugae Catalog accepts the following seventeen species:

• Rhagodoca baringona <small>Roewer, 1933</small> — Kenya
• Rhagodoca bettoni <small>Roewer, 1933</small> — Kenya
• Rhagodoca immaculata <small>Roewer, 1933</small> — Kenya
• Rhagodoca longispina <small>Roewer, 1933</small> — Iran or Pakistan
• Rhagodoca lowei <small>Roewer, 1933</small> — Uganda
• Rhagodoca macrocephala <small>Roewer, 1933</small> — Somalia
• Rhagodoca magna <small>Roewer, 1941</small> — Iran or Pakistan
• Rhagodoca ornata <small>(Pocock, 1895)</small> — Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya
• Rhagodoca paecila <small>Caporiacco, 1941</small> — Ethiopia
• Rhagodoca phillipsii <small>(Pocock, 1896)</small> — Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia
• Rhagodoca picta <small>Roewer, 1933</small> — Somalia
• Rhagodoca pusilla <small>Caporiacco, 1944</small> — Somalia
• Rhagodoca smithii <small>(Pocock, 1897)</small> — Kenya
• Rhagodoca somalica <small>Roewer, 1933</small> — Ethiopia
• Rhagodoca termes <small>(Karsch, 1885)</small> — Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania
• Rhagodoca ugandana <small>Roewer, 1933</small> — Uganda
• Rhagodoca zavattarii <small>Caporiacco, 1941</small> — Ethiopia

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