Base of the evolutionary tree for Inachoididae

← parent

• Inachoididae (54 species)
  • Inachoidinae → (42 species)
    • Collodes → (17 species)
      • Collodes tenuirostris
      • Collodes tuerkayi
      • Collodes granosus
      • Collodes anartius
      • Collodes obesus
      • Collodes inermis
      • Collodes leptscheles
      • Collodes rostratus
      • Collodes armatus
      • Collodes leptocheles
      • Collodes robsonae
      • Collodes trispinosus
      • Collodes robustus
      • Collodes gibbosus
      • Collodes tumidus
      • Collodes levis
      • Collodes nudus
    • Leurocyclus → (3 species)
      • Leurocyclus primigenius
      • Leurocyclus gracilipes
      • Leurocyclus tuberculosus
    • Euprognatha → (7 species)
      • Euprognatha rastellifera
      • Euprognatha gracilipes
      • Euprognatha granulata
      • Euprognatha limatula
      • Euprognatha acuta
      • Euprognatha ricei
      • Euprognatha bifida
    • Inachoides → (5 species)
      • Inachoides lambriformis
      • Inachoides intermedius
      • Inachoides forceps
      • Inachoides laevis
      • Inachoides meloi
    • Pyromaia → (8 species)
      • Pyromaia tuberculata
      • Pyromaia vogelsangi
      • dartnose pear crab (Pyromaia cuspidata)
      • Pyromaia mexicana
      • needlenose pear crab (Pyromaia arachna)
      • Pyromaia acanthina
      • Pyromaia inflata
      • Pyromaia propinqua
    • Paradasygyius depressus
    • Paulita tuberculata
  • Stenorhynchinae → (5 species)
    • Stenorynchus spinifer
    • Stenorhynchus lanceolatus
    • yellowline arrow crab (Stenorhynchus seticornis)
    • Stenorhynchus debilis
    • red arrow crab (Stenorhynchus yangi)
  • Anasimus → (2 species)
    • stilt spider crab (Anasimus latus)
    • Anasimus fugax
  • Aepinus → (2 species)
    • Aepinus indicus
    • Aepinus septemspinosus
  • Solinca aulix
  • Batrachonotus fragosus
  • Arachnopsis filipes

Other links

• Wikidata
• Wikipedia (language: en)
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• Wikipedia (language: nl)
• Wikipedia (language: tr)
• Wikipedia (language: sv)
• Encyclopedia of Life
• NCBI (genetics)"
• Open Tree of Life

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