Family Lithobiidae
Lithobiidae is a family in the order Lithobiomorpha. Browse 22 named species recorded in this family, or open an individual profile for its available identification and natural-history information.
Species in Lithobiidae (22)

Arenobius manegitus
Arenobius manegitus
Identification: Prosternal teeth 2+2, small, with large porodonts; posterior angles of 9th, 11th, and 13th tergites produced; 20 antennomeres; tibia of penultimate legs of males with a deep mesal furrow and distally with a lobe bearing a brush of hai

Gonibius rex
Gonibius rex
Identification: Posterior angles of fourth, sixth, seventh, ninth, eleventh, and thirteenth dorsal plates produced; ventral spines of anal legs 0,1, 3, 3, 2; dorsal spines of penult legs 1, 0, 3. 2, 2. The other North American species seems to be les

Gosibius montereus
Gosibius montereus
Identification: Gosibius montereus Chamberlin, 1917

Lithobius microps
Lithobius microps
Identification: The most similar common species is Lamyctes emarginatus , which is the same size and also has 25 antennal segments. However, Lamyctes doesn't have spines on its legs like Lithobius , and has only a single ocellus on each side of the h

Paitobius zinus
Paitobius zinus
Identification: Males distinguished by their greatly enlarged forcipules. Prosternal teeth 2+2. Only the males have the greatly enlarged forcipules, but this distinguishes the species from others in the eastern US

Arebius diplonyx
Arebius diplonyx

Bothropolys multidentatus
Bothropolys multidentatus

Bothropolys xanti
Bothropolys xanti

Ethopolys positivus
Ethopolys positivus

Gosibius angelicus
Gosibius angelicus

Gosibius intermedius
Gosibius intermedius

Gosibius monicus
Gosibius monicus

Gosibius paucidens
Gosibius paucidens

Brown Centipede
Lithobius forficatus

Lithobius melanops
Lithobius melanops

Lithobius peregrinus
Lithobius peregrinus

Nothembius aberrans
Nothembius aberrans

Nothembius insulae
Nothembius insulae

Pokabius clavigerens
Pokabius clavigerens

Pokabius disantus
Pokabius disantus

Tigobius paralus
Tigobius paralus

Typhlobius kebus
Typhlobius kebus