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Green Grass Crab Spiders
Oxytate
The Oxytate genus, commonly known as grass crab spiders, comprises a homogenous group of nocturnal crab spiders. The complete mitochondrial genome of the type species O. striatipes was determined in 2014.
29 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Oxytate striatipes
speciesOxytate striatipes
Elongate Green Crab Spider
speciesOxytate virens
Okinawa's Green Crab Spider
speciesOxytate hoshizuna
Oxytate argenteooculata
speciesOxytate argenteooculata
Oxytate bhutanica
speciesOxytate bhutanica
Sri Lanka Elongated Green Crab Spider
speciesOxytate subvirens
Oxytate concolor
speciesOxytate concolor
Oxytate parallela
speciesOxytate parallela
Oxytate forcipata
speciesOxytate forcipata
Oxytate multa
speciesOxytate multa
Oxytate ribes
speciesOxytate ribes
Oxytate leruthi
speciesOxytate leruthi
Oxytate elongata
speciesOxytate elongata
Oxytate palmata
speciesOxytate palmata
Oxytate chlorion
speciesOxytate chlorion
Oxytate placentiformis
speciesOxytate placentiformis
Oxytate taprobane
speciesOxytate taprobane
Oxytate indosinica
speciesOxytate indosinica
Oxytate jannonei
speciesOxytate jannonei
Oxytate attenuata
speciesOxytate attenuata
Oxytate greenae
speciesOxytate greenae
Oxytate kanishkai
speciesOxytate kanishkai
Oxytate isolata
speciesOxytate isolata
Oxytate capitulata
speciesOxytate capitulata
Oxytate bicornis
speciesOxytate bicornis
Oxytate clavulata
speciesOxytate clavulata
Oxytate guangxiensis
speciesOxytate guangxiensis
Oxytate sangangensis
speciesOxytate sangangensis
Oxytate phaenopomatiformis
speciesOxytate phaenopomatiformis
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 343827.