OPILIO

'''Opilio''' is a genus of harvestmen with six known recent species.

Contents

Name

Species

Footnotes

References

Name

The genus name is derived from Latin ''opilio'' "sheep-master" (a kind of slave), used by Plautus, also used by Virgil with the meaning "shepherd".Pinto-da-Rocha ''et al.'' 2007: 1

Species

★ ''Opilio acanthopus'' Rossi, 1847

★ ''Opilio scabripes'' Walker, 1860

★ ''Opilio monacanta'' Herbst, 1798 (Indonesia)

★ ''Opilio aborensis'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio adungius'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio afghanus'' Roewer, 1960

★ ''Opilio altaicus'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio angulatichelis'' Roewer, 1952

★ ''Opilio bidentatus'' (Kulczynski, in Zichy 1901) (China)

★ ''Opilio birmanicus'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio bolivianus'' Roewer, 1956 (synonym of ''Cristina bispinifrons''?)

★ ''Opilio canestrinii'' (Thorell, 1876)

★ ''Opilio chinensis'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio conigerus'' (Sørensen, 1912) (Syria)

★ ''Opilio consputus'' (Simon, 1895) (Mongolia)

★ ''Opilio coxipunctus'' (Sørensen, 1912) (Syria)

★ ''Opilio decoratus'' L. Koch, 1878 (Japan)

★ ''Opilio dinaricus'' Silhavý, 1938 (former Yugoslavia)

★ ''Opilio ejuncidus'' (Thorell, 1876) (Iran)

★ ''Opilio grasshoffi'' Starega, 1986 (China)

★ ''Opilio hemseni'' Roewer, 1952

★ ''Opilio hexaspinulatus'' Saito, 1937

★ ''Opilio himalincola'' Hadzi, 1973

★ ''Opilio insolitus'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio insulae'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio kishidai'' Saito, 1937

★ ''Opilio koreanus'' Charitonov, 1957

★ ''Opilio kubotai'' Nakatsudi, 1943

★ ''Opilio kurilus'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio laevis'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio lederi'' Roewer, 1911 (Poland?)

★ ''Opilio lepidus'' L.Koch, in Schneider 1878 (Kaukasian)

★ ''Opilio lindosiellus'' Gruber, 1963

★ ''Opilio magnus'' Hadzi, 1973

★ ''Opilio multidentatus'' Suzuki, 1957

★ ''Opilio nigerrimus'' Schenkel, 1953

★ ''Opilio nigridorsus'' Caporiacco, 1935 (Karakoram)

★ ''Opilio nipponensis'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio pakistanus'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio parietinus'' (De Geer, 1778) (Europe, North America)

★ ''Opilio silhavyi'' Kratochvíl, 1936 (Czech Republic)

★ ''Opilio peipingensis'' Wang, 1941 (China)

★ ''Opilio pentaspinulatus'' Suzuki, 1950

★ ''Opilio pictus'' Hadzi, 1973

★ ''Opilio potanini'' Gritsenko, 1979 (Kirgizistan)

★ ''Opilio potanini'' (Simon, 1895)

★ ''Opilio putnik'' Karaman, 1999 (Montenegro)

★ ''Opilio quadridentatus'' Wang, 1941 (China)

★ ''Opilio ravennae'' Spoek, 1962

★ ''Opilio redikorzevi'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio reginae'' Starega, 1966

★ ''Opilio ruzickai'' Silhavý, 1938 (former Yugoslavia)

★ ''Opilio sachaliensis'' Suzuki, 1957

★ ''Opilio saxatilis'' C. L. Koch, 1839

★ ''Opilio serrulatus'' (Karsch, 1881) (China)

★ ''Opilio spinulatus'' Roewer, 1911 (China)

★ ''Opilio suchalinus'' Roewer, 1956

★ ''Opilio sunuitensis'' Nakatsudi, 1943

★ ''Opilio tchangi'' Wang, 1941 (China)

★ ''Opilio transversalis'' Roewer, 1956 (Greece)

★ ''Opilio tricolor'' (Kulczynski, 1901) (China, Mongolia)

★ ''Opilio trispinifrons'' Roewer, 1911 (China)

★ ''Opilio zichyi'' Roewer, 1923 (Siberia, Mongolia)

Footnotes

References

★ 's Biology Catalog: Phalangiidae

★ (eds.) (2007): Harvestmen - The Biology of Opiliones. ''Harvard University Press'' ISBN 0-674-02343-9