Species
- Rhene albigera — India to Korea, Sumatra
- Rhene atrata — Russia, China, Korea, Taiwan, Japan
- Rhene banksi — South Africa
- Rhene biembolusa — China
- Rhene biguttata — South Africa
- Rhene brevipes — Sumatra
- Rhene bufo — Myanmar to Sumatra
- Rhene callida — India
- Rhene callosa — India
- Rhene cancer — Zimbabwe
- Rhene candida — China
- Rhene capensis — South Africa
- Rhene citri — India
- Rhene cooperi — South Africa
- Rhene curta — Ethiopia
- Rhene daitarensis — India
- Rhene danieli — India
- Rhene darjeelingiana — India
- Rhene decorata — India
- Rhene digitata — China
- Rhene facilis — Tanzania
- Rhene flavicomans — India, Bhutan, Sri Lanka
- Rhene flavigera — China, Vietnam to Sumatra
- Rhene foai — South Africa
- Rhene formosa — Guinea
- Rhene habahumpa — Philippines
- Rhene haldanei — India
- Rhene hinlalakea — Philippines
- Rhene hirsuta — Sulawesi
- Rhene indica — India, Andaman Islands, China
- Rhene ipis — China
- Rhene jelskii — Peru, French Guiana
- Rhene khandalaensis — India
- Rhene lesserti — Senegal
- Rhene leucomelas — Philippines
- Rhene machadoi — Guinea
- Rhene margarops — Sulawesi
- Rhene modesta — Ethiopia
- Rhene mordax — Java
- Rhene mus — India
- Rhene myunghwani — Korea
- Rhene nigrita — Indonesia
- Rhene obscura Yemen
- Rhene pantharae — India
- Rhene parvula — Ethiopia
- Rhene phuntsholingensis — Bhutan, Nepal
- Rhene plana — China
- Rhene rubrigera — India to China, Sumatra, Hawai'i
- Rhene saeva — Java
- Rhene sanghrakshiti — India
- Rhene setipes — China, Vietnam, Ryūkyū Islands
- Rhene spuridens — Java
- Rhene sulfurea — Senegal
- Rhene triapophyses — China
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