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Arrenuroidea
19 branches of this superfamily, most-observed first

Arrenuridae
familyArrenuridae

Mideopsidae
familyMideopsidae

Mideidae
familyMideidae

Krendowskiidae
familyKrendowskiidae
Nudomideopsidae
familyNudomideopsidae
Acalyptonotidae
familyAcalyptonotidae
Athienemanniidae
familyAthienemanniidae
Arenohydracaridae
familyArenohydracaridae
Bogatiidae
familyBogatiidae
Amoenacaridae
familyAmoenacaridae
Harpagopalpidae
familyHarpagopalpidae
Laversiidae
familyLaversiidae
Cladomomoniidae
familyCladomomoniidae
Momoniidae
familyMomoniidae
Kantacaridae
familyKantacaridae
Nipponacaridae
familyNipponacaridae
Chappuisididae
familyChappuisididae
Hungarohydracaridae
familyHungarohydracaridae

Neoacaridae
familyNeoacaridae
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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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 495535.