List Of Gnaphosidae Species
This page lists all described species of the spider family Gnaphosidae as of Dec. 13, 2009.
Read more about List Of Gnaphosidae Species: Allomicythus, Allozelotes, Amazoromus, Amusia, Anagraphis, Aneplasa, Anzacia, Aphantaulax, Apodrassodes, Apodrassus, Apopyllus, Aracus, Asemesthes, Asiabadus, Australoechemus, Battalus, Benoitodes, Berinda, Berlandina, Cabanadrassus, Callilepis, Camillina, Ceryerda, Cesonia, Cladothela, Coillina, Coreodrassus, Cryptodrassus, Cubanopyllus, Diaphractus, Drassodes, Drassodex, Drassyllus, Echemella, Echemographis, Echemoides, Echemus, Eilica, Encoptarthria, Epicharitus, Fedotovia, Gertschosa, Gnaphosa, Haplodrassus, Hemicloea, Herpyllus, Heser, Hitobia, Homoeothele, Hongkongia, Hypodrassodes, Intruda, Kaitawa, Kishidaia, Ladissa, Laronius, Latonigena, Leptodrassex, Leptodrassus, Leptopilos, Litopyllus, Matua, Megamyrmaekion, Micaria, Microdrassus, Microsa, Micythus, Minosia, Minosiella, Nauhea, Nodocion, Nomisia, Notiodrassus, Odontodrassus, Orodrassus, Parabonna, Parasyrisca, Phaeocedus, Poecilochroa, Pseudodrassus, Pterotricha, Pterotrichina, Sanitubius, Scopoides, Scotocesonia, Scotognapha, Scotophaeus, Sergiolus, Sernokorba, Setaphis, Shiragaia, Sidydrassus, Smionia, Sosticus, Symphanodes, Synaphosus, Talanites, Talanitoides, Titus, Trachyzelotes, Trephopoda, Trichothyse, Urozelotes, Vectius, Xenoplectus, Xerophaeus, Xizangia, Zelanda, Zelominor, Zelotes, Zelotibia, Zimiromus
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