Thelyphonus

Thelyphonus is the type genus of whip scorpions or 'vinegaroons' in the subfamily Thelyphoninae, with species found in Southeast Asia.

Species

, the World Uropygi Catalog accepts the following forty-five species:

• Thelyphonus ambonensis <small>(Speijer, 1933)</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus angustus <small>Lucas, 1835</small> – unknown
• Thelyphonus anthracinus <small>Pocock, 1894</small> – Malaysia
• Thelyphonus asperatus <small>Thorell, 1888</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus billitonensis <small>Speijer, 1931</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus borneensis <small>Kraepelin, 1897</small> – Borneo
• Thelyphonus borneonus <small>Haupt, 2009</small> – Borneo
• Thelyphonus burchardi <small>Kraepelin, 1911</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus caudatus <small>(Linnaeus, 1758)</small> – Vietnam, Indonesia
• Thelyphonus celebensis <small>Kraepelin, 1897</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus dammermanni <small>(Speijer, 1933)</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus dicranotarsalis <small>(Rowland, 1973)</small> – Papua New Guinea
• Thelyphonus doriae <small>Thorell, 1888</small> – Malaysia
• Thelyphonus feuerborni <small>Werner, 1932</small> – Java
• Thelyphonus florensis <small>(Speijer, 1933)</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus gertschi <small>(Rowland, 1973)</small> – Papua New Guinea
• Thelyphonus grandis <small>Speijer, 1931</small> – Borneo
• Thelyphonus hansenii <small>Kraeplein, 1897</small> – Philippines
• Thelyphonus insulanus <small>L.Koch & Keyserling, 1885</small> – Fiji
• Thelyphonus kinabaluensis <small>Speijer, 1933</small> – Malaysia
• Thelyphonus klugii <small>Kraepelin, 1897</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus kopsteini <small>(Speijer, 1933)</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus kraepelini <small>Speijer, 1931</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus lawrencei <small>Rowland, 1973</small> – Solomon Islands
• Thelyphonus leucurus <small>Pocock, 1898</small> – Solomons
• Thelyphonus linganus <small>C.L.Koch, 1843</small> – Indonesia, Malaysia
• Thelyphonus lucanoides <small>Butler, 1872</small> – Indonesia, Sarawak
• Thelyphonus luzonicus <small>Haupt, 2009</small> – Philippines
• Thelyphonus manilanus <small>C.L. Koch, 1843</small> – Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Thailand
• Thelyphonus nasutus <small>(Thorell, 1888)</small> – Borneo
• Thelyphonus pococki <small>Tarnani, 1900</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus renschi <small>(Speijer, 1936)</small> – Borneo
• Thelyphonus rohdei <small>(Kraepelin, 1897)</small> – Indonesia, Papua New Guinea
• Thelyphonus samoanus <small>(Kraepelin, 1897)</small> – Samoa
• Thelyphonus schnehagenii <small>Kraepelin, 1897</small> – Burma
• Thelyphonus semperi <small>Kraepelin, 1897</small> – Philippines
• Thelyphonus sepiaris <small>Butler, 1873</small> – India, Sri Lanka
• Thelyphonus seticauda <small>Doleschall, 1857</small> – Indonesia, Philippines
• Thelyphonus spinimanus <small>Lucas, 1835</small> – unknown
• Thelyphonus suckii <small>Kraepelin, 1897</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus sumatranus <small>Kraepelin, 1897</small> – Indonesia
• Thelyphonus tarnanii <small>Pocock, 1894</small> – Sumatra
• Thelyphonus vanoorti <small>Speijer, 1936</small> – Philippines
• Thelyphonus wayi <small>Pocock, 1900</small> – Cambodia
• Thelyphonus willeyi <small>(Pocock, 1898)</small> – Papua New Guinea

References

External Links & See Also

• List of Thelyphonidae species (includes fossil taxa)