Strigamia Inthanoni

''Strigamia'' is a genus of soil centipedes in the family Linotaeniidae. Members of this family can be identified by their anteriorly tapering bodies, the extra claw on the forcipules (venom-injecting fangs), scattered coxal pores, and the distinctly swollen ultimate legs of the males. There are at least 50 described species in ''Strigamia''. This genus includes the species ''S. hoffmani'', notable for its small size (no more than 16 mm long) and for having relatively few legs (33 or 35 pairs in males, 35 or 37 in females).

Species

These 52 species belong to the genus ''Strigamia'':

* '' Strigamia acuminata'' Leach (1815) ^{c g}
* ''Strigamia alokosternum'' Attems (1927) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia auxa'' Chamberlin, 1954 ^g
* '' Strigamia bicolor'' Shinohara 1981 ^{c g}
* ''Strigamia bidens'' Wood, 1862 ^{c g b}
* ''Strigamia bothriopus'' Wood, 1862 ^{c g b}
* ''Strigamia branneri'' Bollman C.H. (1888) ^{c g b}
* '' Strigamia carmela'' Chamberlin, 1941 ^g
* '' Strigamia caucasia'' Verhoeff (1938) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia cephalica'' Wood 1862 ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia chionophila'' Wood, 1862 ^{c g b}
* '' Strigamia cottiana'' Verhoeff (1935) ^{c g}
* ''Strigamia crassipes'' Koch (1835) ^{c g}
* ''Strigamia crinita'' Attems (1929) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia engadina'' Verhoeff (1935) ^{c g}
* ''Strigamia epileptica'' Wood, 1862 ^{c g b}
* ''Strigamia exul'' Meinert (1886) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia filicornis'' Wood 1862 ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia fulva'' Sager 1856 ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia fusata'' Attems, 1903 ^g
* '' Strigamia gracilis'' Wood 1867 ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia herzegowinensis'' Verhoeff (1935) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia hirsutipes'' Attems (1927) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia hoffmani'' Pereira, 2009 ^g
*'' Strigamia inthanoni'' Bonato, Bortolin, Drago, Orlando and Dányi, 2017^{i g}
* '' Strigamia japonica'' Verhoeff (1935) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia kerrana'' Chamberlin (1940) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia laevipes'' Wood 1862 ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia lampra'' Chamberlin, 1938 ^g
* '' Strigamia longicornis'' Meinert (1886) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia lutea'' Matic, 1985 ^g
* '' Strigamia maculaticeps'' Wood 1862 ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia maritima'' Leach (1817) ^{c g}
* ''Strigamia monopora'' Takakuwa (1938) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia munda'' Chamberlin (1952) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia olympica'' Dobroruka 1977 ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia parviceps'' Wood 1862 ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia paucipora'' Matic, 1985 ^g
* ''Strigamia platydentata'' Shinohara 1981 ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia pseudopusillus'' Loksa (1962) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia pusilla'' Seliwanoff (1884) ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia sacolinensis'' Meinert (1870) ^{c g}
* ''Strigamia sibirica'' Sseliwanoff (1881) ^{c g}
* ''Strigamia sulcata'' Seliwanoff, 1881 ^g
* '' Strigamia svenhedini'' Verhoeff, 1933 ^g
* '' Strigamia taeniophera'' Wood 1862 ^{c g}
* '' Strigamia tenuiungulata'' Takakuwa, 1938 ^g
* '' Strigamia texensis'' Chamberlin, 1941 ^g
* '' Strigamia transsilvanica'' Verhoeff (1928) ^{c g}
* ''Strigamia tripora'' Chamberlin, 1941 ^g
* '' Strigamia tropica'' Wood 1862 ^{c g}
* ''Strigamia urania'' Crabill, 1954 ^g
* ''Strigamia walkeri'' Wood 1865 ^{c g}

Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net

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