Dicranolasma

Dicranolasma
Dicranolasma scabrum (Herbst, 1799), by Silhavy (1956).
Suborder	Dyspnoi
Superfamily	Troguloidea
Family	Dicranolasmatidae
Subfamily	n/a

Dicranolasma Sørensen, 1873 is the only genus in Dicranolasmatidae, with 16 species.

Abbr. logonymy

• Dicranolasma Sørensen 1873: 516 . Type-species by subsequent designation of Thorell (1876: 467): Opilio scaber Herbst, 1799.
• Amopaum Sørensen 1873: 517 [junior subjective synonym of Dicranolasma Sørensen, 1873 by Thorell (1876a), synonymy reaffirmed by Dahl (1903: 282)]. Type-species by monotypy: Amopaum spinipalpe Sørensen, 1873.

Etymology

Dicranolasma from Greek δίς (twice, double) + κράνον (horn) + έλασμα (metal plate; flat end of a probe). Gender neuter.

Placement

Dicranolasma originally in Trogulini (then equivalent to today’s Dyspnoi). Placed in Nemastomidae Nemastomatinae (as opposed to Trogulinae) by Thorell (1876).

Included species

• Dicranolasma apuanum Marcellino, 1971 - Italy.
• Dicranolasma cretaeum Gruber 1998 - Greece.
• Dicranolasma cristatum Thorell, 1876 - Italy.
• Dicranolasma giljarovi Šilhavý, 1966 - Bulgaria, Georgia, Greece, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine.
• Dicranolasma hirtum Loman, 1894 - Italy.
• Dicranolasma hoberlandti Šilhavý, 1956 - Greece, Israel, Italy.
• Dicranolasma kurdistanum Staręga, 1970 - Iraq.
• Dicranolasma mladeni Karaman, 1990 - Montenegro.
• Dicranolasma opilionoides (L. Koch, 1867) - Albania, Austria, Croatia, Greece, Italy, Turkey.
• Dicranolasma pauper Dahl, 1903 - Italy.
• Dicranolasma ponticum Gruber 1998 - Azerbaijan, Georgia, Iran, Turkey.
• Dicranolasma ressli Gruber, 1998 - Turkey
• Dicranolasma scabrum (Herbst, 1799) - Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Tunisia.
• Dicranolasma soerensenii Thorell, 1876 - France, Italy, Malta.
• Dicranolasma thracium Staręga, 1976 - Bulgaria.
• Dicranolasma verhoeffi Dahl, 1903 - Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro.