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Witchers
Janiroidea
28 branches of this superfamily, most-observed first

Janiridae
familyJaniridae

Santiidae
familySantiidae

Spiderwitchers
familyMunnidae

Stubwitchers
familyJoeropsididae

Munnopsidae
familyMunnopsidae

Macrostylidae
familyMacrostylidae

Tole
genusTole

Dendrotionidae
familyDendrotionidae

Nannoniscidae
familyNannoniscidae

Paramunnidae
familyParamunnidae
Janirellidae
familyJanirellidae

Desmosomatidae
familyDesmosomatidae
Acanthaspidiidae
familyAcanthaspidiidae
Echinothambematidae
familyEchinothambematidae
Haplomunnidae
familyHaplomunnidae
Katianiridae
familyKatianiridae
Lepidocharontidae
familyLepidocharontidae
Mesosignidae
familyMesosignidae
Microparasellidae
familyMicroparasellidae
Mictosomatidae
familyMictosomatidae
Pleurocopidae
familyPleurocopidae
Thambematidae
familyThambematidae
Urstylidae
familyUrstylidae
Xenosellidae
familyXenosellidae
Angeliera
genusAngeliera

Ischnomesidae
familyIschnomesidae
Rhacura
genusRhacura
Haploniscidae
familyHaploniscidae
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 60691.