Pheidole purpurea
Pheidole purpurea is a dimorphic ant species found in Mexico and Central America. View shows significant differences in physical characteristics depending on location, although some differences exist even in small populations. Some populations di ...
Nyctophilus corbeni
Nyctophilus corbeni, commonly known as the southeastern big-eared bat or Corbens long-eared bat, is one of the species of bats in Australia. It is found in the forests of the river basin the Murray-darling and the surrounding areas.
Paradoxurus stenocephalus
Philippine stenocephalus, or Golden arid zone palm civet, is a viverrid types of point endemic to Sri Lanka where it is known as ශ්රී ලංකා රන් කලවැද්දා in Sinhala. He was considered the same species as the Philippine Staphylococcus aureus, but is ...
Histoctopus
Histoctopus octopus genus containing two species: Histoctopus zipkasae, view, and Histoctopus discus. The former is located in the southwestern Pacific ocean, while the latter is in the Indian ocean. The three taxa described in 2009, Dr. mark Nor ...
Cnemaspis monachorum
Cnemaspis Monachorum, also known as the monks of the long-legged Gecko, is a species of lizard in the family Gekkonidae. The species is endemic to Malaysia.
Allomicythus
Allomicythus is a monotypic genus of South-East Asian ground spiders containing a single species, Allomicythus kamurai. It was first described by H. Ono in 2009, and was found in Vietnam.
Astilodes
Astilodes is a monotypic genus of jumping spiders, containing a single species, Astilodes mariae. It was first described by Marek Michal Zabka in 2009, and only in Queensland.
Borneanapis
Borneanapis-born Indonesian araneomorph spiders of the family Anapidae containing a single species, belalong Borneanapis. It was first described by R. Snazell in 2009, and was found in Indonesia.
Cyrtobill
Cyrtobill is a genus of Australian Orb weaver spiders, contain the only species darwini Cyrtobill. It was first described by V. V. Framenau & N. scarf in 2009, and only in Australia.
Deltshevia
Deltshevia-kind Asian tree trunk spiders, which was first described by Y. M. Marusik & Victor R. FET in 2009. As of may 2019 it contains only two species: D. danovi and D. gromovi.
Duninia
As of may 2019 contains four species: Grodnitskyi Duninia Zamani & Marusik, 2018 – Iran. Duninia rheimsae Marusik & FET in 2009, Iran. Duninia darvishi Mirshamsi & Marusik, 2013 – Iran. Duninia baehrae Marusik & FET, 2009 type – Turkmenistan, Iran.
Gaiziapis
Gaiziapis-genus of East Asian araneomorph spiders of the family Anapidae, described for the first time A. I. Miller, E. Griswold & M. S. Yang in 2009. As of April 2019 it contains only two species, both found in China.
Galaporella
Galaporella is a genus of South American Orb-weaver spiders, containing one species, Galaporella thaleri. It was first described by Herbert Walter Levi in 2009 and was only discovered in Ecuador.
Halodromus
As at June 2019 contains six species, is found only in Asia, Africa, and Spain: Halodromus barbarae muster, 2009, the – Canary., Spain, Egypt, Israel, Saudi Arabia. Halodromus patellidens Levi, 1977 type – Cape Verde, Algeria in the middle East. ...
Ibala
As of may 2019 contains seventeen types: Ibala Bilinearis Tucker, 1923 – South Africa. Gonono Ibala Fitzpatrick 2009, Zimbabwe. Declani Ibala Fitzpatrick 2009, Zimbabwe. Ibala Hessei Lawrence, 1928 – Namibia. Lapidaria Ibala Lawrence, 1928 – Nami ...
Iraponia
Iraponia is monotypic Asian araneomorph spiders of the family Caponiidae containing a single species, Iraponia scutata. It was first described by Y. Kranz-Baltensperger, Norman I. paysite & N. Duperre in 2009, and has been found in Iran.
Leptopilos
As of may 2019 contains six types: Tenerrimus Leptopilos O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1872 type – Libya, Israel. Leptopilos dolls Dalmas, 1919 – Egypt. Leptopilos levantinus Levi, 2009 – Greece, Crete, Israel. Leptopilos hadjissaranti Chatzaki, 2002 – C ...
Nephila komaci
Nephila komaci-the Golden Orb cobweb. It is the largest web spinning spider known. Several instances were found in South Africa and Madagascar.
Planochelas
Planochelas-the African genus araneomorph spiders in the family Trachelidae, first described by R. S. R. Lyle & Haddad in 2009. As of April 2019 it contains only three species from Ghana, Uganda and côte divoire.
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Platyspira |
Pseudicius venustulus |
Scutpelecopsis |
Talanitoides |
Thyenula fidelis |
Thyenula magna |
Tomomingi |
Turkozelotes |
Urogelides |
Vendaphaea |
Venia |
Ybyrapora gamba |
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Ybyrapora sooretama |
Zeatupua forsteri |
Zelanda |
Zodarion albipatellare |
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Blommersia angolafa |
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Campbell snipe |
Willards sooty boubou |
Acroperus tupinamba |
Ctenocheloides attenboroughi |
Dinochelus ausubeli |
Karstarma philippinarum |
Lebbeus clarehanna |
Nasunaris flata |
Princaxelia jamiesoni |
Acheilognathus striatus |
Alburnoides devolli |
Alburnoides fangfangae |
Amphiprion pacificus |
Danakilia dinicolai |
Garra chebera |
Gymnothorax emmae |
Halichoeres zulu |
Myopsaron nelsoni |
Ophichthus alleni |
Ophichthus aniptocheilos |
Ophichthus congroides |
Ophichthus hirritus |
Ophichthus humanni |
Ophichthus ishiyamorum |
Ophichthus lentiginosus |
Ophichthus microstictus |
Ophichthus tomioi |
Ophthalmolebias |
Salmo coruhensis |
Sinocyclocheilus huanjiangensis |
Sinocyclocheilus mashanensis |
Telodontaspis agassizensis |
Vinagarra elongata |
Acentrella charadra |
Acentrella glareosa |
Tertzakian |
Acizzia solanicola |
Aphelonyx kordestanica |
Azteca andreae |
Azteca diabolica |
Bagauda zigzag |
Ceylonosticta anamia |
Ceylonosticta bine |
Ceylonosticta mojca |
Conchapelopia garim |
Conchapelopia seoulpia |
Dryocosmus jungalii |
Lachesilla texana |
Leptoconops brevistylus |
Macrostomus manauara |
Macrostomus pacaraima |
Macrostomus smithi |
Macrostomus utinga |
Megalomyrmex adamsae |
Megalomyrmex mondaboroides |
Megalomyrmex nocarina |
Megalomyrmex reina |
Ooencyrtus marcelloi |
Permeoblatta borealis |
Stictochironomus han |
Tanytarsus reei |
Tapinoma schreiberi |
Beetles described in 2010 |
Butterflies described in 2010 |
Moths described in 2010 |
Calomys cerqueirai |
Cuniculus hernandezi |
Joumocetus shimizui |
Antigona somwangi |
Entovalva nhatrangensis |
Gigantidas coseli |
Gastropods described in 2010 |
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Acontias kgalagadi |
Aprosdoketophis andreonei |
Cnemaspis chanardi |
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