Geophilidae
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The Geophilidae are a family of centipedes in the order Geophilomorpha, containing these genera:[2]
- Acanthogeophilus
- Achilophilus
- Alloschizotaenia
- Apogeophilus
- Arctogeophilus
- Arenophilus
- Australiophilus
- Aztekophilus
- Barrophilus
- Bebekium
- Bithyniphilus
- Brachygeophilus
- Brachygonarea
- Caliphilus
- Cephalodolichus
- Cheiletha
- Chilenophilus
- Chomatophilus
- Clinopodes
- Condylona
- Damothus
- Dekanphilus
- Dinogeophilus
- Dschangelophilus
- Dyodesmophilus
- Dysmesus
- Ecuadoron
- Eremerium
- Erithophilus
- Eurygeophilus
- Eurytion
- Fagetophilus
- Filipponus
- Folkmanovius
- Galliophilus
- Garrina
- Geomerinus
- Geoperingueyia
- Geophilus
- Geoporophilus
- Gnathomerium
- Gnathoribautia
- Gosipina
- Harmostela
- Harpacticellus
- Horonia
- Hovanyx
- Hyphydrophilus
- Ketampa
- Korynia
- Kurdistanius
- Leptodampus
- Lionyx
- Luangana
- Madageophilus
- Malochora
- Maoriella
- Mixophilus
- Nabocodes
- Nannocrix
- Navajona
- Nesomerium
- Nicopus
- Nothogeophilus
- Oligna
- Orinomerium
- Ortognathus
- Pachymerellus
- Pachymerinus
- Pachymerium
- Pandineum
- Peruphilus
- Photophilus
- Piestophilus
- Pleurogeophilus
- Poaphilus
- Polycricus
- Polygonarea
- Portoricellus
- Portoricona
- Proschizotaenia
- Pseudofagetophilus
- Purcellinus
- Pycnona
- Queenslandophilus
- Ribautia
- Schendyloides
- Schizonampa
- Schizonium
- Schizopleres
- Schizoribautia
- Schizotaenia
- Sepedonophilus
- Serrona
- Simophilus
- Sogona
- Steneurytion
- Stenotaenia
- Stylolaemus
- Synerium
- Synthophilus
- Taiyuna
- Taschkentia
- Tasmanophilus
- Telocricus
- Timpina
- Tretechthus
- Tuoba
- Tweediphilus
- Tylonyx
- Watophilus
- Zantaenia
- Zelanophilus
- Zygona
References
- ^ "Geophilidae Leach, 1815". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved October 5, 2013.
- ^ P. Myers; R. Espinosa; C. S. Parr; T. Jones; G. S. Hammond; T. A. Dewey (2013). "Geophilidae: classification". Animal Diversity Web. University of Michigan Museum of Zoology. Retrieved October 5, 2013.
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