Agelena - Species

Species

Four species were transferred to the new genus Allagelena in 2006.

  • Agelena agelenoides (Walckenaer, 1842) (Western Mediterranean)
  • Agelena annulipedella Strand, 1913 (Central Africa)
  • Agelena atlantea Fage, 1938 (Morocco)
  • Agelena australis Simon, 1896 (South Africa)
  • Agelena babai Tanikawa, 2005 (Japan)
  • Agelena barunae Tikader, 1970 (India)
  • Agelena bifida Wang, 1997 (China)
  • Agelena borbonica Vinson, 1863 (Réunion)
  • Agelena canariensis Lucas, 1838 (Canary Is., Morocco, Algeria)
  • Agelena chayu Zhang, Zhu & Song, 2005 (China)
  • Agelena choi Paik, 1965 (Korea)
  • Agelena consociata Denis, 1965 (Gabon)
  • Agelena cuspidata Zhang, Zhu & Song, 2005 (China)
  • Agelena cymbiforma Wang, 1991 (China)
  • Agelena donggukensis Kim, 1996 (Korea, Japan)
  • Agelena doris Hogg, 1922 (Vietnam)
  • Agelena dubiosa Strand, 1908 (Ethiopia, Rwanda)
  • Agelena fagei Caporiacco, 1949 (Kenya)
  • Agelena funerea Simon, 1909 (East Africa)
  • Agelena gaerdesi Roewer, 1955 (Namibia)
  • Agelena gautami Tikader, 1962 (India)
  • Agelena gomerensis Wunderlich, 1992 (Canary Is.)
  • Agelena gonzalezi Schmidt, 1980 (Canary Is.)
  • Agelena hirsutissima Caporiacco, 1940 (Ethiopia)
  • Agelena howelli Benoit, 1978 (Tanzania)
  • Agelena incertissima Caporiacco, 1939 (Ethiopia)
  • Agelena inda Simon, 1897 (India)
  • Agelena injuria Fox, 1936 (China)
  • Agelena jaundea Roewer, 1955 (Cameroon)
  • Agelena jirisanensis Paik, 1965 (Korea)
  • Agelena jumbo Strand, 1913 (Central Africa)
  • Agelena jumbo kiwuensis Strand, 1913 (East Africa)
  • Agelena keniana Roewer, 1955 (Kenya)
  • Agelena kiboschensis Lessert, 1915 (Central, East Africa)
  • Agelena koreana Paik, 1965 (Korea)
  • Agelena labyrinthica (Clerck, 1757) (Palearctic)
  • Agelena lawrencei Roewer, 1955 (Zimbabwe)
  • Agelena limbata Thorell, 1897 (China, Korea, Myanmar, Japan)
  • Agelena lingua Strand, 1913 (Central Africa)
  • Agelena littoricola Strand, 1913 (Central Africa)
  • Agelena longimamillata Roewer, 1955 (Mozambique)
  • Agelena longipes Carpenter, 1900 (England (introduced))
  • Agelena lukla Nishikawa, 1980 (Nepal)
  • Agelena maracandensis (Charitonov, 1946) (Central Asia)
  • Agelena mengeella Strand, 1942 (Germany)
  • Agelena mengei Lebert, 1877 (Switzerland)
  • Agelena micropunctulata Wang, 1992 (China)
  • Agelena moschiensis Roewer, 1955 (Tanzania)
  • Agelena mossambica Roewer, 1955 (Mozambique)
  • Agelena nairobii Caporiacco, 1949 (Central, East Africa)
  • Agelena nigra Caporiacco, 1940 (Ethiopia)
  • Agelena nyassana Roewer, 1955 (Malawi)
  • Agelena oaklandensis Barman, 1979 (India)
  • Agelena orientalis C. L. Koch, 1837 (Italy to Central Asia, Iran)
  • Agelena otiforma Wang, 1991 (China)
  • Agelena poliosata Wang, 1991 (China)
  • Agelena republicana Darchen, 1967 (Gabon)
  • Agelena sangzhiensis Wang, 1991 (China)
  • Agelena satmila Tikader, 1970 (India)
  • Agelena scopulata Wang, 1991 (China)
  • Agelena secsuensis Lendl, 1898 (China)
  • Agelena sherpa Nishikawa, 1980 (Nepal)
  • Agelena shillongensis Tikader, 1969 (India)
  • Agelena silvatica Oliger, 1983 (Russia, China, Japan)
  • Agelena suboculata Simon, 1910 (Namibia)
  • Agelena tadzhika Andreeva, 1976 (Russia, Central Asia)
  • Agelena tenerifensis Wunderlich, 1992 (Canary Is.)
  • Agelena tenuella Roewer, 1955 (Cameroon)
  • Agelena tenuis Hogg, 1922 (Vietnam)
  • Agelena teteana Roewer, 1955 (Mozambique)
  • Agelena tungchis Lee, 1998 (Taiwan)
  • Agelena zorica Strand, 1913 (Central, East Africa)
  • Agelena zuluana Roewer, 1955 (South Africa)

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