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Rhaucus (genus)
''Rhaucus'' is a genus of harvestmen in the family Cosmetidae. The genus is Endemism, endemic to the Colombian northern Andes. There are currently six described species in the genus. Taxonomy There were previously more members of ''Rhaucus'', but a 2017 taxonomic revision reduced to genus to a monotypic lineage and Synonym (taxonomy), synonymized multiple previously described species with the five remaining species. A previously synonymized species, ''Rhaucus papilionaceus, R. papilionaceus'', was revalidated in 2018. ''Rhaucus'' is named for an ancient Crete, Cretian town, Rhaucus. Species ''Rhaucus'' contains six species: * ''Rhaucus florezi'' * ''Rhaucus papilionaceus'' * ''Rhaucus quinquelineatus'' * ''Rhaucus robustus'' * ''Rhaucus serripes'' * ''Rhaucus vulneratus'' References

Cosmetidae Harvestman genera Endemic fauna of Colombia Arthropods of Colombia Taxa named by Eugène Simon {{Opiliones-stub ...
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