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Idiops
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Idiops

Idiops is a genus of armored trapdoor spiders that was first described by Josef Anton Maximilian Perty in 1833. It is the type genus of the spurred trapdoor spiders, Idiopidae. Idiops is also the most species-rich genus of the family, and is found at widely separated locations in the Neotropics, Afrotropics, Indomalaya and the Middle East.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Idiops camelus

speciesIdiops camelus

Idiops gunningi

speciesIdiops gunningi

Idiops pretoriae

speciesIdiops pretoriae

Idiops rubrolimbatus

speciesIdiops rubrolimbatus

Idiops pirassununguensis

speciesIdiops pirassununguensis

Idiops harti

speciesIdiops harti

Idiops opifex

speciesIdiops opifex

Idiops sylvestris

speciesIdiops sylvestris

Idiops cambridgei

speciesIdiops cambridgei

Idiops bombayensis

speciesIdiops bombayensis

Idiops fryi

speciesIdiops fryi

Idiops joida

speciesIdiops joida

Idiops castaneus

speciesIdiops castaneus

Idiops monticola

speciesIdiops monticola

Idiops petiti

speciesIdiops petiti

Idiops clarus

speciesIdiops clarus

Idiops rohdei

speciesIdiops rohdei

Idiops damarensis

speciesIdiops damarensis

Idiops mafae

speciesIdiops mafae

Idiops meadei

speciesIdiops meadei

Idiops argus

speciesIdiops argus

Idiops hirsutipedis

speciesIdiops hirsutipedis

Idiops minguito

speciesIdiops minguito

Idiops piluso

speciesIdiops piluso

Idiops tolengo

speciesIdiops tolengo

Idiops mettupalayam

speciesIdiops mettupalayam

Idiops oriya

speciesIdiops oriya

Idiops designatus

speciesIdiops designatus

Idiops kaasensis

speciesIdiops kaasensis

Idiops madrasensis

speciesIdiops madrasensis

Idiops ochreolus

speciesIdiops ochreolus

Idiops royi

speciesIdiops royi

Idiops pylorus

speciesIdiops pylorus

Idiops carajas

speciesIdiops carajas

Idiops germaini

speciesIdiops germaini

Idiops rastratus

speciesIdiops rastratus

Idiops curvipes

speciesIdiops curvipes

Idiops aussereri

speciesIdiops aussereri

Idiops curvicalcar

speciesIdiops curvicalcar

Idiops fageli

speciesIdiops fageli

Idiops kanonganus

speciesIdiops kanonganus

Idiops kazibius

speciesIdiops kazibius

Idiops lusingius

speciesIdiops lusingius

Idiops schenkeli

speciesIdiops schenkeli

Idiops wittei

speciesIdiops wittei

Idiops angusticeps

speciesIdiops angusticeps

Idiops neglectus

speciesIdiops neglectus

Idiops arnoldi

speciesIdiops arnoldi

Idiops flaveolus

speciesIdiops flaveolus

Idiops gerhardti

speciesIdiops gerhardti

Idiops hamiltoni

speciesIdiops hamiltoni

Idiops hepburni

speciesIdiops hepburni

Idiops monticoloides

speciesIdiops monticoloides

Idiops palapyi

speciesIdiops palapyi

Idiops pulcher

speciesIdiops pulcher

Idiops pulloides

speciesIdiops pulloides

Idiops pungwensis

speciesIdiops pungwensis

Idiops medini

speciesIdiops medini

Idiops vankhede

speciesIdiops vankhede

Idiops sally

speciesIdiops sally

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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 421404.