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Comprising more than 6500 species,   Opiliones   is the third most diverse order of   Arachnida  , after the megadiverse   Acari   and   Araneae  . The database referred here is part 1 of 12 of a project containing an intended worldwide checklist of species and subspecies of   Opiliones   as Darwin Core archives, and it includes the superfamilies   Travunioidea   and   Triaenonychoidea  . These two superfamilies are often treated together under the denomination of Insidiatores. In this Part 1, a total of 571 species and subspecies are listed.   Briggsidae   and   Cladonychiidae   are both downgraded to subfamilies of   Travuniidae  .    Peltonychia    Roewer, 1935 is an available name and senior synonym of    Hadziana    Roewer, 1935 and is herein revalidated. Seven genera of   Triaenonychidae   described by Lawrence between 1931 and 1933 originally failed to comply ICZN rules for availability (Art. 13.3). All of them only became available when Staręga (1992) designated a type species for each. Therefore, the correct authorships of    Austromontia    Lawrence, 1931,    Biacumontia    Lawrence, 1931,    Graemontia    Lawrence, 1931,    Larifugella    Lawrence, 1933,    Mensamontia    Lawrence, 1931,    Monomontia    Lawrence, 1931 and    Rostromontia    Lawrence, 1931 are all Staręga, 1992.    Fumontana    Shear, 1977, originally referred only to subfamily   Triaenonychinae   (as opposed to   Soerensenellinae   then and not corresponding to present   Triaenonychinae  ), not to any tribe (which in turn correspond to modern subfamilies) is herein included in the subfamily   Triaenonychinae  .    Picunchenops    Maury, 1988 originally not included in any tribe of   Triaenonychidae  , is herein included in the subfamily   Triaenonychinae  .    Trojanella    Karaman, 2005, originally ranked as   Travunioidea   incertae sedis, is herein included in the   TravuniidaeTravuniinae  .    Nuncia   ovata    Roewer, 1915 (synonymized with    Triaenonyx   cockayni    Hogg, 1920 by Forster (1954), but with inverted precedence) is here combined as    Nuncia   coriacea   ovata    Roewer, 1915 as correct senior synonym instead of    Nuncia   coriacea   cockayni    (Hogg, 1920), which is current in the literature.    Neonuncia   enderbei    (Hogg, 1909) is reaffirmed as the correct spelling for the species, while the deliberate change to    Neonuncia   enderbyi    by Forster (1954) is an incorrect subsequent spelling.

World Checklist of Opiliones species ( Arachnida ). Part 1: Laniatores – Travunioidea and Triaenonychoidea