Species
This genus includes the following 29 species:
| Binomial Name and Author | Common Name |
|---|---|
| Oedipina alfaroi |
Limon Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina alleni |
Allen's Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina altura |
Cartago Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina carablanca |
Los Diamantes Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina collaris |
Collared Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina complex |
Gamboa Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina cyclocauda |
Costa Rican Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina elongata |
White-crowned Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina fortunensis |
Gustavo Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina gephyra |
La Fortuna Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina gracilis |
Slender Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina grandis |
Cerro Pando Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina ignea |
Chimaltenango Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina kasois |
|
| Oedipina leptopoda |
|
| Oedipina maritima |
Maritime Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina nica |
Maritime Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina pacificensis |
Pacific Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina parvipes |
Columbian Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina paucidentata |
El Empalme Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina poelzi |
Quarry Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina pseudouniformis |
False Cienega Colorado Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina quadra |
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| Oedipina savagei |
Savage's Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina stenopodia |
Narrow-footed Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina stuarti |
Stuart's Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina taylori |
Taylor's worm Salamander |
| Oedipina tomasi |
Tomas' Worm Salamander |
| Oedipina uniformis |
Cienega Colorado Worm Salamander |
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