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Chernetinae
Chernetinae is a subfamily of pseudoscorpions in the family Chernetidae.
48 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Chernetini
tribeChernetini
Dendrochernes
genusDendrochernes
Hesperochernes
genusHesperochernes
Allochernes
genusAllochernes
Dinocheirus
genusDinocheirus
Lustrochernes
genusLustrochernes
Austinochernes
genusAustinochernes
Heterochernes
genusHeterochernes
Mirochernes
genusMirochernes
Semeiochernes
genusSemeiochernes
Myrmochernetini
tribeMyrmochernetini
Epactiochernes
genusEpactiochernes
Gigantochernes
genusGigantochernes
Illinichernes
genusIllinichernes
Pseudopilanus
genusPseudopilanus
Spelaeochernes
genusSpelaeochernes
Ceriochernes
genusCeriochernes
Sphenochernes
genusSphenochernes
Systellochernes
genusSystellochernes
Pachychernes
genusPachychernes
Metagoniochernes
genusMetagoniochernes
Thalassochernes
genusThalassochernes
Phaulochernes
genusPhaulochernes
Cocinachernes
genusCocinachernes
Parazaona
genusParazaona
Epichernes
genusEpichernes
Corticochernes
genusCorticochernes
Maxchernes
genusMaxchernes
Opsochernes
genusOpsochernes
Maorichernes
genusMaorichernes
Mexachernes
genusMexachernes
Neochernes
genusNeochernes
Nesiotochernes
genusNesiotochernes
Ochrochernes
genusOchrochernes
Incachernes
genusIncachernes
Bituberochernes
genusBituberochernes
Caffrowithius
genusCaffrowithius
Chrysochernes
genusChrysochernes
Byrsochernes
genusByrsochernes
Chelodamus
genusChelodamus
Dinochernes
genusDinochernes
Neoallochernes
genusNeoallochernes
Tuberochernes
genusTuberochernes
Tychochernes
genusTychochernes
Rhopalochernes
genusRhopalochernes
Interchernes
genusInterchernes
Sugar Ant's Nest False Scorpions
genusMyrmochernes
Bipeltochernes
genusBipeltochernes
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
Searching the stacks…
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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 928974.