ADW: Anopsicus: CLASSIFICATION

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Kingdom Animalia (animals)
- Eumetazoa (metazoans)
  - Bilateria (bilaterally symmetrical animals)
    - Protostomia (protostomes)
      - Ecdysozoa
        
        Arthropoda
        
        Class Arachnida
        
        Order Araneae
        
        Family Pholcidae
        
        Genus Anopsicus
        
        Species Anopsicus alteriae
        
        Species Anopsicus banksi
        
        Species Anopsicus beatus
        
        Species Anopsicus bispinosus
        
        Species Anopsicus bolivari
        
        Species Anopsicus boneti
        
        Species Anopsicus bryantae
        
        Species Anopsicus ceiba
        
        Species Anopsicus chiapa
        
        Species Anopsicus chickeringi
        
        Species Anopsicus chiriqui
        
        Species Anopsicus clarus
        
        Species Anopsicus concinnus
        
        Species Anopsicus covadonga
        
        Species Anopsicus cubanus
        
        Species Anopsicus davisi
        
        Species Anopsicus debora
        
        Species Anopsicus definitus
        
        Species Anopsicus elliotti
        
        Species Anopsicus evansi
        
        Species Anopsicus exiguus
        
        Species Anopsicus facetus
        
        Species Anopsicus grubbsi
        
        Species Anopsicus gruta
        
        Species Anopsicus hanakash
        
        Species Anopsicus iviei
        
        Species Anopsicus jarmila
        
        Species Anopsicus jeanae
        
        Species Anopsicus joyoa
        
        Species Anopsicus lewisi
        
        Species Anopsicus limpidus
        
        Species Anopsicus lucidus
        
        Species Anopsicus malkini
        
        Species Anopsicus mckenziei
        
        Species Anopsicus mirabilis
        
        Species Anopsicus mitchelli
        
        Species Anopsicus modicus
        
        Species Anopsicus nebulosus
        
        Species Anopsicus niveus
        
        Species Anopsicus nortoni
        
        Species Anopsicus ocote
        
        Species Anopsicus palenque
        
        Species Anopsicus panama
        
        Species Anopsicus pearsei
        
        Species Anopsicus pecki
        
        Species Anopsicus placens
        
        Species Anopsicus potrero
        
        Species Anopsicus puebla
        
        Species Anopsicus pulcher
        
        Species Anopsicus quatoculus
        
        Species Anopsicus quietus
        
        Species Anopsicus reddelli
        
        Species Anopsicus silvai
        
        Species Anopsicus silvanus
        
        Species Anopsicus soileauae
        
        Species Anopsicus speophilus
        
        Species Anopsicus tehuanus
        
        Species Anopsicus tico
        
        Species Anopsicus troglodyta
        
        Species Anopsicus turrialba
        
        Species Anopsicus vinnulus
        
        Species Anopsicus wileyae
        
        Species Anopsicus zeteki
        
        Species Anopsicus zimmermani

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To cite this page: Myers, P., R. Espinosa, C. S. Parr, T. Jones, G. S. Hammond, and T. A. Dewey. 2012. The Animal Diversity Web (online). Accessed at http://animaldiversity.org.

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