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Holcobunus
Holcobunus is a genus of the order Opiliones in the family Sclerosomatidae. The genus was first described by Roewer, 1910...
28 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Holcobunus nigripalpis
speciesHolcobunus nigripalpis
Holcobunus iguassuensis
speciesHolcobunus iguassuensis
Holcobunus uaisoh
speciesHolcobunus uaisoh
Holcobunus mexicanus
speciesHolcobunus mexicanus
Holcobunus albianus
speciesHolcobunus albianus
Holcobunus bicornutus
speciesHolcobunus bicornutus
Holcobunus chilensis
speciesHolcobunus chilensis
Holcobunus dentatus
speciesHolcobunus dentatus
Holcobunus dubius
speciesHolcobunus dubius
Holcobunus laevis
speciesHolcobunus laevis
Holcobunus littoralis
speciesHolcobunus littoralis
Holcobunus marmoratus
speciesHolcobunus marmoratus
Holcobunus misionicus
speciesHolcobunus misionicus
Holcobunus riedeli
speciesHolcobunus riedeli
Holcobunus segadasi
speciesHolcobunus segadasi
Holcobunus unicolor
speciesHolcobunus unicolor
Holcobunus unifasciatus
speciesHolcobunus unifasciatus
Holcobunus bogotensis
speciesHolcobunus bogotensis
Holcobunus cinctus
speciesHolcobunus cinctus
Holcobunus conspersus
speciesHolcobunus conspersus
Holcobunus metallicus
speciesHolcobunus metallicus
Holcobunus tenuis
speciesHolcobunus tenuis
Holcobunus tocantinus
speciesHolcobunus tocantinus
Holcobunus trochanteralis
speciesHolcobunus trochanteralis
Holcobunus formosus
speciesHolcobunus formosus
Holcobunus luteipalpis
speciesHolcobunus luteipalpis
Holcobunus ibitirama
speciesHolcobunus ibitirama
Holcobunus dissimilis
speciesHolcobunus dissimilis
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 249253.