Belongs within: Assamiidae.
The Trionyxellinae are a group of harvestmen found in southern Africa and Asia, characterised by the presence of a pseudonychium between the true claws.
Characters (from Roewer 1935): Anterior margin of the carapace unarmed medially; spiracles concealed by chitinous projections; femur of pedipalp with short ventral teeth; distitarsus I two-segmented; tarsi III and IV with simple claws, with pseudonychium present over claws.
<==Trionyxellinae [Trionyxellidae]
|--Triaenopodium Roewer 1915 R35
| `--T. tarsalis Roewer 1915 R35
|--Kandyca Roewer 1915 R35
| `--K. minima Roewer 1915 R35
|--Nuwaria Roewer 1915 R35
| `--N. granulata Roewer 1915 R35
|--Nilgirius Roewer 1915 R35
| `--N. scaber Roewer 1915 R35
|--Calloristus Roewer 1935 R35
| `--*C. granipes Roewer 1935 R35
|--Balnissa Roewer 1935 R35
| `--*B. parva Roewer 1935 R35
|--Brysma Roewer 1935 R35
| `--*B. atra Roewer 1935 R35
|--Trionychiperna Roewer 1929 R35
| `--T. carli Roewer 1929 R35
|--Sampitius Roewer 1935 R35
| `--*S. opacus Roewer 1935 R35
|--Dulitellus Roewer 1935 R35
| |--*D. maculatus Roewer 1935 R35
| `--D. sarawakensis WP-G10
|--Namutonia Lawrence 1931 R35 [incl. Gobabisia Roewer 1940 S92]
| |--*N. scabra Lawrence 1931 S92
| `--N. wuehlischi (Roewer 1940) [=Gobabisia wuehlischi] S92
|--Trionyxella Roewer 1912 R35
| |--T. clavipus Roewer 1912 R35
| `--T. granulata Roewer 1935 R35
`--Randilella Lawrence 1963 L63
`--*R. transvaalensis Lawrence 1963 S92
*Type species of generic name indicated
REFERENCES
[L63] Lawrence, R. F. 1963. The Opiliones of the Transvaal. Annals of the Transvaal Museum 24 (4): 275–304.
[R35] Roewer, C.-F. 1935. Alte und neue Assamiidae. Weitere Weberknechte VIII. (8. Ergänzung der “Weberknechte der Erde” 1923). Veröffentlichungen aus dem Deutschen Kolonial- und Uebersee-Museum in Bremen 1: 1–168.
[S92] Staręga, W. 1992. An annotated check-list of Afrotropical harvestmen, excluding the Phalangiidae (Opiliones). Annals of the Natal Museum 33 (2): 271–336.
[WP-G10] Willemart, R. H., A. Pérez-González, J.-P. Farine & P. Gnaspini. 2010. Sexually dimorphic tegumental gland openings in Laniatores (Arachnida, Opiliones), with new data on 23 species. Journal of Morphology 271 (6): 641–653.
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